Racism and justice: the case for affirmative action

Gertrude Ezorsky

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Discrimination and Equality Law Race, History, and American Society Political Philosophy and Ethics

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Contents: Overt and institutional racism -- Remedies for racism -- Instrumental criticism -- Moral perspectives on affirmative action -- Overt and institutional racism -- Remedies for institutional racism -- A response to moral critics of affirmative action.

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