Hi Everybody!
http://www.cpjustice.org/stories/storyReader$207
"Public policy on racial matters is at a dangerous impasse. At the price
of great turmoil and shedding of blood, Americans now agree on equal
treatment for all. But we are deeply divided on what government must do
about our actual legacy of unequal treatment. One side demands that
government create special opportunities for groups historically
suppressed. The other side claims that affirmative action, rather than
leveling the playing field, forces government to discriminate against
other citizens."
Nov 10, 1997
Stanley Carlson-Thies, Senior Fellow
Center for Public Justice
Guy probably retired with it not going any further than this.
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Regards,
Pete
http://pete-theisen.com/
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