The Court Cases Dealing with Affirmative Action Demonstrate That

question 36

Multiple Choice

The court cases dealing with affirmative action demonstrate that:

• A) there are specific requirements for judicial affirmative action plans.
• B) there is no specific mandate or requirement on what a judicial affirmative action plan looks like.
• C) despite years of hard work, workplace disparities still exist.
• D) affirmative action is a remedy for discrimination that is found to exist, not a punishment for past action or inaction.

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Supply Chain

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