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I strongly disagree with what Affirmative Action is known as in our society meaning aiding those whose who feel discriminated in other words,” giving special consideration to minorities and women”. As the opposition to affirmative action and the special treatments granted to these so called deprived minorities, affirmative actions should end before the end of the next presidential term. Firstly affirmative action its self is discriminating towards many students and violates the equal protection…

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traditionally been discriminated against to recognize it. Policies that have been implemented to counter this discrimination have recently been decried as going so far as to implement “reverse discrimination” because of the benefits they inure to those who have historically been harmed at the expenses of the majority. Reverse discrimination occurs when those in power discriminate against members of the majority group in favor of the minority group (Lerner & Nagai, 2000).This type of…

Detection of Zika virus Introduction: Zika Virus, also referred to as ZIKV, has become a global health epidemic. The World Health Organization declared a Public Health Emergency of International Concern earlier this year due to the increase of areas affected by Zika. Originating in the Zika forest of Uganda, ZIKV was predominantly found in areas of Africa and Asia. However, there have recently been reports of more than 36 countries with cases of the virus. (Chen, 1), (CDC) ZIKV is a single…

Toni Morrison, in her novel Playing in the Dark, brings up many arguments about today’s American literature, asserting that this world is a “genderized, sexualized, wholly racialized world” (4). She makes commentaries on how Africanism is being used as a way to keep power exclusively to the whites who are far more “superior,” and yet perpetuates Africanist traits as “exotic” and further objectifying the already-marginalized group. Most people nowadays avoid the topic of this racism, hoping that…

those who tend to suffer from discrimination, also know as positive discrimination. We encounter two authors that both seem to have different opinions on the view of affirmative action. Edwin C. Hettinger is on the side calling affirmative action “reverse racism” itself suggests that it is discrimination: discrimination towards…

An Analysis of Reverse Discrimination in America “Until black people as a whole gain power, it's not a question of where you are geographically, it's a question of where you are psychologically. No matter where you place black people under present conditions, they'll still be powerless, still subject to the whims and decisions of the white political and economic apparatus. People of color lack the institutional power to discriminate against whites.” This proves racism against blacks in America…

Today was the fifth day of class, and for the majority of the class, Dr. Bennett-Alexander discussed affirmative action, a set of laws, policies, guidelines, and administrative practices “intended to end and correct the effects of a specific form of discrimination.” It is remarkable to hear Dr. Bennett-Alexander name certain events from 1619 to 1980 from the back of her head, I certainly cannot accomplish that. From 1619, when the first recorded Africans arrived in the United States of America…

Should Race and Gender factor into a College Admissions Process? Should someone be rejected because they are a certain race or gender? The answer is no. Colleges should look at a person's intellect not color. They should look at if a student takes advanced courses, not gender. Colleges should not be allowed to factor a student's race and gender into the admissions process because a person's race has no effect on the person's intelligence, the color of a student’s skin is something someone is…

Pojman believes that Strong Affirmative Action is a form of “unjust reverse discrimination against young white males or any other group of people” (Pojman 434). Pojman uses the term “Strong Affirmative Action” which can be defined as “preferential treatment on the basis of race, ethnicity and gender, discriminating in favor…