Which of the Following Is NOT an Argument Typically Made

question 36

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT an argument typically made FOR Affirmative Action?

• A) Affirmative action is needed to overcome past injustices.
• B) Affirmative action goals are not quotas. They are indications that progress is needed.
• C) In the long run, affirmative action will result in more equality for everyone.
• D) Affirmative action has allowed protected classes to advance without being penalized for inferior educations and skill levels.

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