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Equal Employment Opportunity Affirmative Action Programs
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542 wordster> Utilitarianism favors unequal treatment in the work place. CONTROLLING IDEA: Big corporations should be forced into applying affirmative action to equal out the male / female ratio in management positions. MAJOR PART 1: We believe that big corporations should be forced into breaking the glass ceiling. Women are represented in the workplace by a mere margin of all management positions. We believe that the corporations should apply affirmative action for a short period of time to ha...
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1,942 wordsBoston Latin is one of Americas premier public schools. On February 14, 1998, Sarah Wessmann applied to this school and was rejected along with ten other white candidates. Sarah could handle the fact that she was not accepted but she couldnt accept the fact that ten black, and Latin students were accepted over her when they scored lower on the entrance exam. Her mother sued the school for reverse discrimination and won. Her daughter was accepted and the school had to scrap a policy that set asid...
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1,760 wordsThis was a ceremonial speech Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about the importance of affirmative action. Thesis: Minorities and women would not have gained as much progress as they have without the creation and enforcement of affirmative action policies. I. Attention Grabber A. Nancy was about to fill an entry position at the local bank, when the hiring personnel was going over her pay she found out that she was being paid $ 50 a month less than what a man was being paid in the same posi...
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