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Title: Affirmative Action
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The plan also guarantees that every student within the top 20% is guaranteed admission into college.
Seldom has a democratic government's policy so completely contradicted the core values of its citizenry as racial preference does. Affirmative action presumes that a characteristic such as skin color or gender should define the amount of governmental assistance and support that one should receive... Showed first 250 characters
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Affirmative action presumes that a characteristic such as skin color or gender should define the amount of governmental assistance and support that one should receive.
Americans, in short, oppose racial preference in all its embodiments, and have signified their opposition in opinion poll after opinion poll ... Showed next 250 characters
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