She should seek an affirmative court order from a federal district judge to direct the relatives to turn Elian over to the I.N.S. for transfer to his father.
Famously, she composed a letter that Betty Friedan, first president of the National Organization for Women (Now) and author of The Feminine Mystique, sent to President Lyndon Johnson in 1965, helping persuade him to extend his federal affirmative action order mandating equal opportunities in employment to cover gender as well as race and religion.
It could have the same long-term impact for women that LBJ's Affirmative Action order had back in 1965.
He'll need a broader agenda than that, a longer list of affirmatives in order to turn Republicans into the Party of Yes.
Such substantial, pervasive, anti-competitive and ultimately illegal conduct requires strong conduct limitations and restrictions and affirmative requirements, in order to right the wrongs, address the resultant damaging market effects, and redress the consumer harm.
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In 1963, President Kennedy introduced the term "affirmative action" in Executive Order 10,925, an order that stated discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color, or ethnicity was forbidden [ 31].
Mr. Bradley, in Florida, assailed Gov. Jeb Bush's executive order ending affirmative action in the state.
We have seen how diversity suffers in state universities where policy makers wait until a ballot initiative or court order eliminates affirmative action and we know who has paid the price: racial and ethnic minorities.
