Should universities admit students based on race instead of academic merit? Yes? No? Maybe? Apparently, the U.S. Supreme Court will revisit this issue again.
They have quotas because they're acknowledging how racist hiring practices are without them, so they institute this to ensure the hiring managers aren't hiring their own.Certain sex / races are favoured when government in Canada are hiring (they have quotas)
And you have a solid reference on this policy?Certain sex / races are favoured when government in Canada are hiring (they have quotas)
I hear you but how would you feel if the doctor doing your kidney transplant got his/her degree because of affirmative action and not because of academic merit?sure.. they should have quotas. Would encourage other races.. let's face it some people are just not as fortunate and wouldn't stand a chance competing with some well off familiy's kid or that kid brought up by a tiger mom xD
It's an affirmative admissions program not a affirmative graduation program. If he graduated and passed his boards it wouldn't matter. The fact you can't see that tells us your more like CM's kind than should be comfortable.I hear you but how would you feel if the doctor doing your kidney transplant got his/her degree because of affirmative action and not because of academic merit?
This case is actually a little different and may be fact specific. The SCOTUS decided many years ago that affirmative action was constitutional.Should universities admit students based on race instead of academic merit? Yes? No? Maybe? Apparently, the U.S. Supreme Court will revisit this issue again.
This must be the 2003 decision in Grutter v. Bollinger case. The author (Sandra Day O'Connor) of that opinion has since retired and her replacement Samuel Alito is highly skeptical of racial preferences.The SCOTUS decided many years ago that affirmative action was constitutional.
You are correct and the Court may in fact take this opportunity to revisit the entire issue. Time will tell.This must be the 2003 decision in Grutter v. Bollinger case. The author (Sandra Day O'Connor) of that opinion has since retired and her replacement Samuel Alito is highly skeptical of racial preferences.
Is this Afro centric High School that started a few years back as an elementary school with an enrollment of 100+. Wow, total failed experiment. I guess the squeaky wheels back then really didn't know what was really needed. I don't think it was black only.I know there is a BLACK ONLY High School in TO with 7or 8 students.Could Canada have an all BLACK College-Univ. like they have in the US???
Does the US have an ALL WHITE College-Univ?? I'll bet they DON'T!!!!
They did for over 200 years.Does the US have an ALL WHITE College-Univ??
Sir, you make a lot of sense.If certain groups are struggling to get into college or university, and that struggle is no fault of their own, the root of the problem should be addressed. Instead, we seem to ignore the issue, then offer some form of reparations for those struggles in the late teens and early twenties.
A friend of mine is a fireman and he said they lowered the bar (to be "fair") to 170lbs (or something like that) for female firefighters. So, if you are 200 lbs and dying in a fire, a female firefighter is not expected to haul your ass out of a burning house because you weigh more than 170 lbs.Lowering the bar for a certain section of the population, but not others, is not even remotely fair. Providing a source of equal opportunity (rather than representation) is the way to go.