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Affirmative Action Should The U.S. Strive for Equal Achievement Across Racial and Ethnic Groups? | Should The U.S. Strive for Equal Achievement Across Racial and Ethnic Groups? |
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| Friday, 05 July 2002 | |
| By Curtis Crawford This article was orginally published in SOCIETY 37:5, July/August 2000, as"Racial Promotion through Racial Exclusion," and is reprinted with permission. It critiques "Reaching The Top," a 1999 manifesto of the National Task Force on Minority Achievement, convened by the College Board. |
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