Colleges can’t discriminate to favor minorities.
Business can exclude minorities.
Colleges can’t discriminate to favor minorities.
Business can exclude minorities.
Colleges can’t discriminate to favor minorities.
Business can exclude minorities.
Colleges can’t discriminate to favor minorities.
Business can exclude minorities.
And people still have freedom of religion.Colleges can’t discriminate to favor minorities.
Business can exclude minorities.
Indeed. Set academic standards and admit people that meet those standards don't admit those that don't meet them. Harvard has a HUGE endowment so set up scholarships for economically disadvantaged students.Get it right...colleges that receive public funding can't discriminate to favor minorities.
Businesses can exclude redheads, if they prefer to.
Summary judgment against the dummy, Jarod.
The way to end discrimination is to stop discriminating.
The Supreme Court lo dijo (said it).
At least Clarence Thomas benefitted from affirmative action before he pulled up the ladder behind him.
Keep up the lies.
Thomas was not admitted under LOWERED ACADEMIC STANDARDS....as in the case of current AA.
He was admitted for his qualifications, including being black.
That is NOT "affirmative action", which is admitting someone based on race over qualifications,.
Thomas said in the 80s, he wondered where he would be if it weren't for Affirmative Action. You are wrong.
Colleges can’t discriminate to favor minorities.
Business can exclude minorities.
Daddy helped get Hunter into Yale.Keep up the lies.
Thomas was not admitted under LOWERED ACADEMIC STANDARDS....as in the case of current AA.
He was admitted for his qualifications, including being black.
That is NOT "affirmative action", which is admitting someone based on race over qualifications,.
Keep up the lies.
Thomas was not admitted under LOWERED ACADEMIC STANDARDS....as in the case of current AA.
He was admitted for his qualifications, including being black.
That is NOT "affirmative action", which is admitting someone based on race over qualifications,.
Yes. That is virtually a direct quote.
Colleges can’t discriminate to favor minorities.
Business can exclude minorities.
At least Clarence Thomas benefitted from affirmative action before he pulled up the ladder behind him.
Yes. That is virtually a direct quote.
"Virtually a direct quote" what a terribly stupid statement.