Affirmative Action
Affirmative Action | Affirmative Action Benefits the Workplace and Economy
James A. Buford Jr. is a management consultant and a professor in the College of Business at Auburn University.
Summary: Though discrimination is not as rampant as it was in the past, minorities and women are still underrepresented in many types of jobs. Affirmative action programs ensure that qualified minorities and women are included in the pool of potential candidates for skilled positions. The failure to hire talented women and minorities is a poor use of human resources, and will ultimately harm the workplace and the national...
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Table of Contents
- Society Needs Affirmative Action
- Society Needs Affirmative Action in Higher Education
- Affirmative Action Promotes Diversity
- Affirmative Action Benefits the Workplace and Economy
- Affirmative Action Balances White Privilege
- Affirmative Action Harms Society
- Affirmative Action Promotes Discrimination
- Affirmative Action Harms Minority Students
- Affirmative Action Should Be Reformed
- Affirmative Action Should Be Based on Class, Not Race
- Organizations to Contact
- Bibliography
- Copyright
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