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The question isn't whether this is an example of positive discrimination or negative discrimination because the implication of either is that it that the result
by Teever 6y ago
The question isn't whether this is an example of positive discrimination or negative discrimination because the implication of either is that it that the result is either positive/negative for another party.
The question is whether or not this is justifiable discrimination.
- aeternum 6y agoDiscrimination based on socio-economic background, the highschool attended, income level is all already legal. Those are much more difficult to game. Why not use those things instead of something like race?
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- antepodius 6y agoBecause then you might have poor people at Yale. Worse, poor whites. The people at Yale would never stand for it.