Although Yoshino states that covering is a hidden assault on civil rights, it is agreeable that Americans are aware of covering but do not receive it to be as great of a threat as it truly is. Yoshino states “Contemporary civil rights law generally only protect traits that individuals cannot change … This means that current law will not protect us against most covering demands, because such demands direct themselves at behavioral aspects of our personhood”(Yoshino 295). Revealing that civil rights laws are mindful of covering but are unable to protect against the demands. In the aspect of morality, covering to achieve a personal goal is damaging to culture. An example of such immoral action is social contracts which dimean the essence of both the social work environment and the integrity of individuals. Yes, there are benefits that are achievable like the example that Yoshino used about slaves gaining freedom by “acting white” but the conscious corruption stays relevant to
Although Yoshino states that covering is a hidden assault on civil rights, it is agreeable that Americans are aware of covering but do not receive it to be as great of a threat as it truly is. Yoshino states “Contemporary civil rights law generally only protect traits that individuals cannot change … This means that current law will not protect us against most covering demands, because such demands direct themselves at behavioral aspects of our personhood”(Yoshino 295). Revealing that civil rights laws are mindful of covering but are unable to protect against the demands. In the aspect of morality, covering to achieve a personal goal is damaging to culture. An example of such immoral action is social contracts which dimean the essence of both the social work environment and the integrity of individuals. Yes, there are benefits that are achievable like the example that Yoshino used about slaves gaining freedom by “acting white” but the conscious corruption stays relevant to