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However, in contexts with affirmative action programs, these traits are simultaneously socially equalizing or advantageous.
In the unobtrusive version, the affirmative action statement is embedded in a list of other potentially objectionable items about taxes, pollution and so on.
Our unobtrusive measure (described below) allows us to discern respondents' opposition to affirmative action without requiring them to reveal their opposition to the survey interviewer.
As noted above, the party position on the status of the state and on affirmative action as a principle is decisive.
The danger of racialised competition is assessed, and a policy of non-racial, class-based affirmative action is suggested as the most feasible way to facilitate reconciliation.
So far, affirmative action has advanced the fastest in civil service employment.
This is the kind of logic that undergirds affirmative action measures.
Some accepted desegregation in principle but opposed the means chosen to implement it : federal intervention, busing, or affirmative action.
Bilingual education, "diversity" programs, and affirmative action policies aim to do more than assure individual opportunity by remedying specific discriminatory acts.
Right now, no political organisation has affirmative action internally.
Each group had its own culture and language and had its own affirmative action policies tied to it.
In the affirmative action empire, each nationality needed its own language in which to cultivate its distinctive socialist culture.
Their main focus was girls' preferences, and they sought to determine whether the rise of feminism and affirmative action had produced any effect.
She is willing to support affirmative action as one means to tackle the problem.
On this basis, she made a lively defence of the politics of reparation and above all, of affirmative action.
