Thread: Is reverse discrimination a problem in workplaces and...

I realize that people on this site are probably of all races, yet we are called racists because we want secured borders. Given that, I thought you’d be interested in the following poll:

The question is:

• Is reverse discrimination a problem in workplaces and admissions offices?

The possible answers are:

• Yes. Diversity should be a goal but not at the expense of qualifications or fairness.
  No. Whites still have more opportunities than minorities.
  Maybe. That's why the courts need to look at these cases individually.
  I don't know.

Note to admins: If you don’t feel this is appropriate, feel free to take this post down.

The poll was located within the following page, but since I’ve voted, I’m unable to provide a more direct link:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/30462129/

I call is Affirmative Descrimination!

Here's the link:

http://www.newsvine.com/_question/2009/ ... ns-offices

90.9%
Yes. Diversity should be a goal but not at the expense of qualifications or fairness.
2,868 votes
6%
No. Whites still have more opportunities than minorities.
190 votes
2.8%
Maybe. That's why the courts need to look at these cases individually.
87 votes
0.3%
I don't know.
11 votes

90.8%
Yes. Diversity should be a goal but not at the expense of qualifications or fairness.
2,894 votes6.1%
No. Whites still have more opportunities than minorities.
195 votes
2.8%
Maybe. That's why the courts need to look at these cases individually.
88 votes
0.3%
I don't know.
11 votes