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Reverse Discrimination Works Both Ways
Business and Economics Op-Ed
By: Michael Lynch
10.3.1996

San Francisco - When government agencies or other institutions establish racial and gender preferences in hiring, the goal is often "proportional representation" - that is, increasing the number of women and minority employees so that the demographics of the work force mirror those of society as a whole. But what happens when an ethnic minority is over represented in the work force?


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Affirmative action goal: more white men? Wilson's new rules made them underrepresented
By: Michael Lynch
10.1.1996

Gov. Pete Wilson's order to roll back some affirmative action programs last year triggered a peculiar reaction from several state agencies -- they established affirmative action plans aimed at recruiting whites and men.
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