In the bank's training program, which he wittily describes as "affirmative action for the already affirmed," he meets Thorne, who is mad for sex, drugs and money and determined to drain the '00s of every drop.
In other words, an objection to birth control as affirmative federal policy.
He wobbled his head, a misleading movement she now understood as affirmative.
The proper forum for the deliberation of controversial measures such as affirmative action, therefore, must be at the national level.
Continued, aggressive enforcement of antidiscrimination statutes as well as affirmative action policies are required to ensure equal opportunity.
After that, he served for nearly a decade as affirmative action officer for the State Department of Education.
In many departments, a lot has been done as affirmative action to encourage the participation and protection of women.
He told the group that he had suffered the consequences for speaking out on "a number of sacred policies, such as affirmative action, welfare, school busing".
Some libertarians are in favour of confiscatory estate taxes on exactly these grounds: they see inherited wealth as affirmative action for the children of the rich.
Rather than viewing the acceptance of a child to a parent's alma mater as "affirmative action," consider it the successful result of generations pursuing the American dream.
By the mid-1990s the group's activism had begun to expand beyond the art world to address other issues such as affirmative action, environmentalism, abortion, and theatre.
