blackascoal
The Force is With Me
No.
So how does it work then?
It works to open doors previously closed to segments of this society, which includes women and the disabled.
It's real simple.
No.
So how does it work then?
It works to open doors previously closed to segments of this society, which includes women and the disabled.
It's real simple.
It works to open doors previously closed to segments of this society, which includes women and the disabled.
It's real simple.
I think Asshat has already won the debate here kids. Its racial discrimination and we need to stand up and fight against it.
It makes race and gender a factor in the hiring or admission practice. It uses race and gender as part of the process, thus it discriminates. If it truly, honestly did not discriminate, it would not be concerned with race or gender, and thus it would not exist.
Now people have different perspectives on the utility and application of it, and that's great, that's what debate is all about, but it doesn't change the fact that it uses race and gender as factors to promote hiring or admissions. It discriminates, no matter how you want to paint it.
Is it the word "discriminate" that makes its proponents uncomfortable? It is what it is. I don't see how you can say with a straight face, that it does not use any form of discrimination. Its simply untrue.
I think Asshat has already won the debate here kids. Its racial discrimination and we need to stand up and fight against it.
It doesn't discriminate. Its only a tool to open doors to opportunities in the public sector that would otherwise be shut to certain people, such as women, disabled people, and people of color. Nobody's getting a free ride. The courts have upheld that AA isn't discrimination, as long as quotas aren't used.
You can celebrate whomever you want and you can fight against it all you want. Who cares?
But if you are really a "white chick", which I doubt, then you should know that women like you have been the biggest AA winners.
But feel free to focus on the racial.
Explain how this "tool" works if it is not using race or gender as a basis for preferential hiring or admissions.
Maybe I'm missing something. But just saying "it isn't discrimination" doesn't magically make it non discriminatory.
Explain how this "tool" works if it is not using race or gender as a basis for preferential hiring or admissions.
Maybe I'm missing something. But just saying "it isn't discrimination" doesn't magically make it non discriminatory.
I think you're right about that. I don't think this is any white chick. I still think it's asshat who went and created a frankencyber girlfriend for himself.
I don't see it ending any better than Shelley's original either.
Think of it this way. Do you think Title 9 is "sexist" because it accounts for gender? You know, title 9 was the law that opened to doors for female collegiate athletics.
Of course it wasn't sexist. You'd be laughed out the room, for suggesting it was. It was a tool to address the fact that women had the door shut on them, in terms of the ability to participate in athletics at the collegiate level.
You appear to think that any regulatory tool that uses race, gender, or disability status automatically renders it racist, or sexist. By mere virtue that race or gender is used in the statute.
That's not the basis of discrmination. You'd have to prove whites were being discriminated against, or suffering unfairly at the hands of women and people of color, due to AA.
They're NOT.
Think of it this way. Do you think Title 9 is "sexist" because it accounts for gender? You know, title 9 was the law that opened to doors for female collegiate athletics.
Of course it wasn't sexist. You'd be laughed out the room, for suggesting it was. It was a tool to address the fact that women had the door shut on them, in terms of the ability to participate in athletics at the collegiate level.
You appear to think that any regulatory tool that uses race, gender, or disability status automatically renders it racist, or sexist. By mere virtue that race or gender is used in the statute.
That's not the basis of discrmination. You'd have to prove whites were being discriminated against, or suffering unfairly at the hands of women and people of color, due to AA.
They're NOT.
It makes race and gender a factor in the hiring or admission practice. It uses race and gender as part of the process, thus it discriminates. If it truly, honestly did not discriminate, it would not be concerned with race or gender, and thus it would not exist.
Now people have different perspectives on the utility and application of it, and that's great, that's what debate is all about, but it doesn't change the fact that it uses race and gender as factors to promote hiring or admissions. It discriminates, no matter how you want to paint it.
Is it the word "discriminate" that makes its proponents uncomfortable? It is what it is. I don't see how you can say with a straight face, that it does not use any form of discrimination. Its simply untrue.
So then, tell me how it works without using smarmy metaphors like "opens doors".
So then, tell me how it works without using smarmy metaphors like "opens doors".
So then, tell me how it works without using smarmy metaphors like "opens doors".
Good. You appear to understand that we have regulatory tools, like Title 9, that are NOT discriminatory. You're learning.Your learning that gender, disability, and race, can be used in a regulatory tool, without being discriminatory.
I'm not going to retype what BAC said. AA, at its core, says that a public, tax-payer funded institution has to be proactive in recruiting and promoting qualified members of of certain socio-economic groups. Groups that would otherwise not have the same opportunities as the white man (generally) in terms of housing, employment, and education.
There are rules now against discriminating in job hiring based on race, sex etc. So A.A. does not give people jobs that they could not otherwise have because of the law because the law already allows them to have these jobs.
Because of AA, Title 9, or the civil rights laws.