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    Affirmative Action Case Study

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    As it is now, it facilitates the entrance to college to minorities of the higher classes. In its current form, affirmative action is well intentioned, but it is rather ineffective, and it sets itself up for causing a stir among whites who feel that minority status is taking precedent over academic performance, and calling this practice reverse discrimination. The case against the University of Michigan is…

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    question: Women and minority advocate groups may answer that in the past they have been discriminated against in the education system and the employment process and after everything they have faced affirmative action is needed to repay them for the discrimination they have gone through. In your own words, briefly summarize how the opposite side would answer the topic question: The white male who suffers from affirmative…

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    people to different ideas and cultures that are different from there 's and gives individuals a different perspective of several topics. For many centuries minorities including blacks, Latinos, women, and homosexuals have been placed lower on the totem pole as compared to white Americans (Green Cage., 2015). There have been several civil rights laws and Supreme Court cases that have attempted to encourage integration between races yet never helped or succeed. Slavery was also a time where…

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    opportunity, being openly defiant or acceptance which is becoming less common in the U.S. today. The dominant group may demonstrate hostility or indifference to minorities through unfair laws, physical separation known as spatial segregation, social segregation, or expulsion in response to social problems. The worst overreaction to minorities is known as xenophobia which is characterized as an almost hysterical response. This reaction can lead to the annihilation of other groups and a…

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    clothing, hairstyles, etc, of minority groups are being used by majority groups (white people), where personal gain or profit is involved, then it is negative cultural appropriation. This is because the majority group is taking an aspect of a minority’s culture and making it popular and liked, when the minority group is often shunned for it. However, Sehgal justifies that there are times when not all cultural appropriation is wrong. When a…

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    job and be able to have a life after college. The Michigan Law School continues to accept minorities with poor LSAT scores so that the “class looks right, even if it does not perform right” (Clarence). Not only that, Affirmative Action is patronizing minorities. Meaning that they have a lower standard than whites as if they are unable of producing the same quality of work. Also, this patronization of minorities leads to businesses being brought down because of Affirmative Action (Affirmative…

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    the Immigrant Act of 1965, the hostility towards Asians was augmented by their success with farming as was the case with the Japanese (Marger 2008a: 249). The household income of certain Asian Americans, like Indians, surpasses a majority of other minority ethnic groups (Marger 2008a: 257). Asian Americans are also more likely to hold college degrees compared to whites and 20% hold advanced degrees (Marger 2008a: 261). As mentioned before, Asians tend to have high-occupational ranking. For…

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    individual micro-level prejudice and discrimination against, minority groups. By communicating the experience and impact of institutionalized discrimination through dramatic…

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    Hate Crime Theories

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    In the ten days following the 2016 United States presidential election, the Southern Poverty Law Center, a prominent civil rights and legal advocacy organization, recorded almost 900 incidents of hate-motivated harassment, intimidation, or violence in the United States. This “outbreak of hate” was primarily directed toward ethnic, racial and religious minorities, and perpetrators often invoked President-elect Donald Trump’s name during their assaults. These incidents were self-reported, thus it…

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    Introduction With the increasing number of minorities in western countries, there has been some debate about whether minorities are concerned about taking care of the environment. Past research has compared minorities with Caucasians to see if there were differing views about the environment and if one group was taking more of an active stance. Research done by Johnson, Bowker and Cordell (2004) used the new ecological paradigm scale (NEP) to measure the variation in environmental beliefs…

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