Implementation worldwide
In some countries which have laws on "racial equality", and "affirmative action" is rendered illegal by a requirement to treat all races equally.
This approach of equal treatment is sometimes described as being "race-blind", in hopes that it is effective against discrimination without engaging in reverse discrimination.
In such countries, the focus tends to be on ensuring equal opportunity and, for example, targeted advertising campaigns to encourage ethnic minority candidates to join the police force. This is sometimes described as "positive action", as opposed to "positive discrimination".
It's time for the USA to catch up to the rest of the world!
2006-10-28
12:15:43
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