Affirmative action describes policies in which historically
underprivileged minorities are given preference during hiring or
university admission. In the United States, most people associate
affirmative action with the preferential hiring or admitting of African
Americans; however, federal affirmative action laws are also in place
for women, veterans and people with disabilities. Further, state and
local governments have also enacted different affirmative action laws.
However, while some argue that affirmative action is still necessary,
others think it is not and, in fact, worsens racial tensions.
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