Topic: We should end affirmative action
we shouldn't  end affirmative action because it helps spread diversity
we shouldn't end affirmative action because individuals need to be praised if they have done a good job, to continue doing well.
we shouldn't end affirmative action because it helps spread the idea of diversity
we shouldn't end affirmative action because it is necessary to help those who need it the most. the people who are at the bottom will never rise to the top if they cannot get help. it's not their fault.
we shouldn't end affirmative action because it reconfirms the good things about a person and their abilities
we shouldn't end affirmative action because racism still exists. if minorities ever have a fair chance at getting ahead we must right the wrongs of our forefathers and give them oppotunied to better themselves.
we shouldn't end affirmative action yet because it is still necessary to provide more opportunities to those that were not provided them over the last couple hundred years.
when politicians don't listen more action is required
When students get accepted into universities with sub-par grades and test scores compared to their peers, they are often thrown into an environment where they are left behind by professors and set up to fail.
While on the surface diversity may be increasing in our media, the reality is that minorities still receive systemically worse education and fewer opportunities due to no fault of their own, making affirmative action essential.
without affirmative action those who are discriminated against or have lesser chance of equality are given better chance of success
without affirmative action we would regress into a situation where many many groups would be discriminated against it is necessary to ensure fair treatment for all.
without it then things would not get sorted
yes, you should have to work your way to the top not have it handed to you.