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In the Student for Fair Admissions v. UNC case, Justice Clarence Thomas asked defenders of affirmative action admissions policies how diversity benefits higher education.
Specifically, Thomas asked North Carolina Solicitor General Ryan Park, who is defending the race-based affirmative action program, for a “clear idea of what the education benefits of diversity at the University of North Carolina would be.”
“I’ve heard the word ‘diversity’ quite a few times, and I don’t have a clue what it means. It seems to mean, ‘everything for everyone,’” Thomas said. “I’d like you to give us a specific definition of diversity in the context of the University of North Carolina.”
answer: strength.
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Clarence Thomas: These Arguments in Favor of Affirmative Action Sound Awfully Familiar...
...In the Student for Fair Admissions v. UNC case, Justice Clarence Thomas asked defenders of affirmative action admissions policies how diversity benefits higher education.
Specifically, Thomas asked North Carolina Solicitor General Ryan Park, who is defending the race-based affirmative action program, for a “clear idea of what the education benefits of diversity at the University of North Carolina would be.”
“I’ve heard the word ‘diversity’ quite a few times, and I don’t have a clue what it means. It seems to mean, ‘everything for everyone,’” Thomas said. “I’d like you to give us a specific definition of diversity in the context of the University of North Carolina.”
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Just an update if youre trying to keep up with the ever changing world of science.
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as a sexist, im glad we are scrubbing women from existence and calling them for what they are: our handmaids.
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as a sexist, im glad we are scrubbing women from existence and calling them for what they are: our handmaids.
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The Washington Examiner reported April 7 that the NEA spent $66 million on political activities and another $117 million on political contributions, gifts, and grants for the 2020-21 reporting cycle. MEA’s total spending for 2022 is not yet available.
That's a lot money they rob from teacher's paychecks.
Teachers union spends $1M on Michigan governor’s race
Teachers unions dish out cash for Whitmer and school board candidates; media is critical of conservatives who do the same
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The Washington Examiner reported April 7 that the NEA spent $66 million on political activities and another $117 million on political contributions, gifts, and grants for the 2020-21 reporting cycle. MEA’s total spending for 2022 is not yet available.
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I'm late in the second season now. Better story, better writing, more consistent characters (bugged me about BG), more interesting tech (it doesn't take over the story, though).
Please no spoilers. This is a really good show.
Please no spoilers. This is a really good show.
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Putting aside the jocularity of the above exchange, this is perhaps the best casual-scholarly dissertation I have seen of JFK's famous I am a jelly donut speech.
And, also, many of the bad things which happened in that part of Europe, at that time.
And, also, many of the bad things which happened in that part of Europe, at that time.