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Originally Posted by MarchHare
Post-secondary does't necessarily mean university, though. I don't have any problem with employers requiring applicants for most jobs to have a level of education above high school, but I'm completely against the trend in recent years for universities to be viewed as workplace training academies -- that's the role of community colleges, polytechnics, and specialized trade schools. For over a thousand years, universities as an institution have existed to provide holistic education in a broad range of subject areas (regardless of one's major), not job-specific training.
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Just to be clear (because maybe you aren't and I misunderstand) but are you for AA in the hope of providing a holistic education by the means of capping enrollment on race?
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