Quota system
The policy often used at colleges to allocate a certain number of spots to minorities is known as affirmative action. This approach aims to promote diversity and equal opportunity in higher education by considering race, ethnicity, or other underrepresented characteristics in the admissions process. Proponents argue it helps address historical inequalities, while critics contend it can lead to reverse discrimination. The legality and implementation of affirmative action policies vary widely across different states and institutions.
Quota system
The affirmative action policy is also known as positive discrimination and dictates that a certain number of jobs, school vacancies, etc. must be filled by people of a certain criteria, such as the aged, poor, women, minorities, etc. This policy is not morally justifiable, because by holding organizations to those quotas, they could be favoring unqualified individuals over people who actually deserve the openings.
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encomiendaA policy whereby a certain number of Indian slaves were granted to landowners by the king.
The affirmative action policy is also known as positive discrimination and dictates that a certain number of jobs, school vacancies, etc. must be filled by people of a certain criteria, such as the aged, poor, women, minorities, etc. This policy is not morally justifiable, because by holding organizations to those quotas, they could be favoring unqualified individuals over people who actually deserve the openings.
The Supreme Court ruled that certain industries had a history of discrimination in hiring &. certain industries had a history of discrimination in hiring.
No. Some colleges have an open admissions policy, in which you need to have a high school degree or a GED.
A policy that follows certain moral guidelines