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How could you solve the problem without indicating the group of people who is being treated differently? I understand what you are saying, but there's no other
by lomegor 12y ago
How could you solve the problem without indicating the group of people who is being treated differently?
I understand what you are saying, but there's no other way to achieve equality, other than specifically separating the groups that need to be treated differently than they are now. Otherwise you wouldn't even be able to do statistics or anything to see if what you are doing is working.
- gopher2 12y agoI guess first you have to specifically define "the problem" because there are tons of situations like this. > no other way to achieve equality, other than specifically separating the groups that need to be treated differently than they are now Is this really true? Perhaps you could find ways to improve processes overall so that "equality" was an outcome of an improved unbiased process without focusing on specific race, sex or beliefs.