Document Type
Article
Comments
Permissive Affirmative Action for the Benefit of Blacks, 1987 U.Illinois L. Rev. 379 (1987)
Abstract
The goal of a race-neutral society theoretically could be achieved
through rules requiring neutral action, that is, non-discriminatory decision-
making in education, the workplace and government; an aggregate
of neutral decisions over time should result in a race-neutral society. The
goal of a race-neutral society might also be achieved by affirmative action,
i.e., giving blacks marginal preferment in decision-making in those
situations.
Date of Authorship for this Version
1987
Recommended Citation
Hazard, Geoffrey C. Jr., "Permissive Affirmative Action for the Benefit of Blacks" (1987). Faculty Scholarship Series. 2390.
https://digitalcommons.law.yale.edu/fss_papers/2390