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"A Tale of Two Propositions: Diversity, Democracy, and Affirmative Action"

by William Voegeli

"...as America’s demography becomes more like California’s, affirmative action’s political position will become increasingly precarious. Contrary to expectations, the coalition of the ascendent appears to be coalescing around the idea that it is neither fair nor feasible to apportion rights and opportunities in a vast, dynamic, diverse society by calibrating each group’s demographic representation and historical grievances."

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