BloodyPepperoni
King
You're actually denying that giving these people a good education right form the start and making them feel like they have a shot at success wouldn't work? Just because it's not currently done? What in the world kind of reasoning is that? With your reasoning, AA should have never begun, because in 1964, the year it started, it hadn't been done and instead blacks and others were excluded from all that was good in the world.
I denied that?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but you support forcing certain employers and public educational institutions to accept certain amounts of black people (and other groups). That is racial discrimination. Not necessarily a bad thing (it at least has good intention), but racial discrimination nonetheless. You can't argue otherwise (unless you have a different definition of racial discrimination).
The problem is that you use the same word (discrimination) to describe two very different things. Job discrimination is grounded in prejudice and exclusion, whereas affirmative action's goal is to put an end to prejudicial treatment using inclusion technique.