| But lately several White colleagues have taken to beefing against affirmative action as reverse discrimination. |
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| Just as the previous discrimination did, this reverse discrimination violates the public equality which defines citizenship. |
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| In fact, many men have experienced the crushing setback of reverse discrimination when seeking jobs. |
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| And just because your player didn't win the MVP doesn't mean that your reverse discrimination argument will work. |
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| The Amsterdam treaty did not empower the council to permit reverse discrimination in Northern Ireland. |
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| A reverse discrimination suit against the University of Washington is in the fact-finding stage. |
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| He goes on to talk about Larry Summers, reverse discrimination in favor of conservatives, and problems of mathematics. |
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| In recent years, that, frankly, has led to reverse discrimination in favor of conservatives. |
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| Yet reverse discrimination suits by whites almost never have similar positive implications for African-Americans. |
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| Then, there are those who see affirmative action as a form of reverse discrimination. |
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| The teacher discrimination issue is a potential wedge this year, although his ditching of opposition to reverse discrimination is a sleeper. |
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| However, every case bringing a reverse discrimination claim has ultimately been unsuccessful. |
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| That makes it a good focus for a discussion of meritocracy, reverse discrimination, innate abilities, cultural prejudice and so on. |
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| Often people who argue for employment equity and affirmative action programmes are accused of promoting reverse discrimination. |
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| A small faction of managers in her unit spread rumors that her appointment was a classic case of reverse discrimination. |
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| Preceded by the relatively successful Women's Faculty Awards, this program has been controversial, given the reverse discrimination charge. |
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| If we look at it the other way round, there are some men claiming that they face reverse discrimination. |
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| We ask you to take arguments about reverse discrimination with a grain of salt. |
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| I believe therefore that everyone will agree, particularly in this field, that we should not create reverse discrimination. |
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| Our choice for the division of labour in our family has become one that has fallen under a sense of reverse discrimination. |
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| However, this is at most an act of reverse discrimination which does not affect competition. |
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| The opponents of affirmative action claim that the system creates reverse discrimination against whites. |
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| Women are not a special interest group. Affirmative action leads to reverse discrimination and not equality. |
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| Among the outcomes of the ruling, experts say, could be a reverse discrimination suit filed by a white-owned firm against a company that has a supplier diversity program. |
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| A native of Trinidad and of Indo-Caribbean descent has agreed to drop her reverse discrimination suit against the university, and to give up any claim to a teaching job there. |
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| As the relevant courts have often noted, when a school reallocates resources to remedy past inequity against women, it does not commit a new act of reverse discrimination. |
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| Clearly, we are leading to reverse discrimination. |
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| It's weird, because I get reverse discrimination. |
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| These include claims of perceived reverse discrimination, that designated group members have an unfair advantage when it comes to hiring, promotions and salaries. |
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| Quotas are not equivalent to affirmative action which in turn is not seen by some people as the same as positive action or positive discrimination or reverse discrimination. |
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| Many of the economic operators interviewed in the course of the study would also welcome such a measure, in order to eliminate distortions to competitions in this area, mainly due to a perceived reverse discrimination. |
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