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Supporters of affirmative action argue that:

Supporters of affirmative action argue that:
A) It results in quotas that must be filled regardless of the qualifications of the candidates
B) Less qualified minority applicants will be hired
C) It amounts to reverse discrimination against white males
D) Unqualified minority candidates will not be hired; it is just that minority applicants may appear to be less qualified because traditional measures are biased in favor of white males

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i figured, next time i'll follow my gut instinct

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