In Defense of Affirmative Action.

Marianne Abeles Ferber · Barbara R. Bergmann

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* Thinking About Affirmative Action * Is Discrimination a Thing of the Past * How Exclusion Occurs * Goals: Splitting the Pie * Thinking about Fairness * Does Affirmative Action Hurt Its Intended Beneficiaries? * Opinions Pro and Con * Alternatives to Affirmative Action

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