Asked by anonymous
1:Affirmative action is a policy designed to do which of the following? Select all that apply (2 points)
A:Distribute reparations to victims of discrimination.
B:Increase diversity in education and employment***
C:Counteract the effects of past discrimination***
D:Punish those who discriminate
2:Which of the following statements best explains why affirmative action is so controversial?
A:Affirmative action is designed to limit the economic and social mobility of minorities.
B:Affirmative action may result in discrimination now to make up for past discrimination***
C:Affirmative action requires race and gender to be the sole deciding factors.
D:Affirmative action increase taxes for the majority population
Are these correct?
A:Distribute reparations to victims of discrimination.
B:Increase diversity in education and employment***
C:Counteract the effects of past discrimination***
D:Punish those who discriminate
2:Which of the following statements best explains why affirmative action is so controversial?
A:Affirmative action is designed to limit the economic and social mobility of minorities.
B:Affirmative action may result in discrimination now to make up for past discrimination***
C:Affirmative action requires race and gender to be the sole deciding factors.
D:Affirmative action increase taxes for the majority population
Are these correct?
Answers
Answered by
Ms. Sue
I agree with both of your answers.
Answered by
Anonymous
They make the most sense. Affirmative action was created as a way to make up for discrimination in the past. Legislation that was passed after the discrimination already occurred didn't really help those people so they came up with a way to help them.
Some people who oppose affirmative action say that it's "reverse discrimination" which is discrimination against the majority group.
Some people who oppose affirmative action say that it's "reverse discrimination" which is discrimination against the majority group.
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