Operating in the backwash of the Trent Lott affair, with Republicans scrambling to demonstrate their empathy for black voters, Bush endorsed "diversity" and denounced "quotas," but in his legal brief he ducked the hard question of whether racial preference is ever allowable.
We found that written comments by orthopaedic surgeons most frequently endorsed diversity within the chiropractic profession as a barrier to increased interprofessional collaboration.
Back when Bakke was decided (in an even more fractured and confusing ruling) only one judge endorsed the diversity argument.
* = differences between groups are statistically significant (p < 0.01) † = total percentage is >100% as respondents could choose more than one option The most commonly endorsed theme was diversity within the chiropractic profession: " Wide range of practice - some are evidence based...others do all sorts of crazy stuff".
Their reasoning was that bad cases make bad law: the Supreme Court, even at its most liberal, has never endorsed the goal of diversity as justification for a race-based employment decision.
In the end, many black officers see their employer as awkwardly self-satisfied: at once publicly endorsing the merits of diversity and championing it as a priority while resisting change, exaggerating its successes and excoriating its critics, none more fiercely than those in its own ranks.
In the United States, religious diversity was endorsed right from the beginning.
Cooper endorses multiculturalism and racial diversity for the purpose of progress and argues that isolation hinders the development of racial groups rather than making them stronger.
To see why, consider the values of "multiculturalism" and "diversity," much endorsed by the academy in recent years.
Common sub-themes endorsed by surgeon's were diversity within the chiropractic profession as a barrier to increased interprofessional collaboration, endorsement for chiropractic treatment of musculoskeletal complaints, criticism for treatment of non-musculoskeletal complaints, and concern over whether chiropractic care was evidence-based.
