While he worries about the idea of "people serving being from one ethnic group and the people being served from another," he worries as well about "mechanical selection" in affirmative action.
The first is selection, as affirmative action bans may result in students who had the lowest probability of graduating no longer being admitted to any campus in the UC system.
Affirmative or equivocal responses required selection of a new case site.
The driving force behind Namibia's employee selection procedures is affirmative action.
Similarly, the government's consistent commitment to affirmative action means that employee selection is relatively sophisticated, not only in professional HR terms but in terms of 'voice', through a strong appeals procedure which provides vital feedback on the quality of selection decisions (albeit feedback that individual managers might prefer not to have).
For some conservative critics, her selection illustrated the costs of affirmative action policies, in that this particular choice was going to produce a lower quality Supreme Court.
By a 5-4 margit it upheld the idea of affirmative action in university admissions in effect, selection by race.
Cathie Adams, president of the conservative Texas Eagle Forum and one of those protesting delegates, said that Mr. Kolbe's selection was "all about affirmative action".
His erudition, humour and in the end a heartening affirmative spirit will endure in this selection he made from his life's work as a poet.
The law review struggled to decide whether affirmative action should factor into the selection of editors, and how much voice to give to critical race theorists, who argued that the legal system was inherently biased against minorities.
The lecture was particularly provocative, because the university has pursued a policy of racial quotas in the selection of students and affirmative action in the appointment of staff since 1996.
