Word: equalization
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Seventy-five percent of Americans oppose racial preferences and two-thirds want to "change" affirmative action programs, according to a 1995 Washington Post/ABC poll. U.S. News and World Report found that 51 percent of whites say equal rights have been pushed too far. Likewise, Littlejohn says a segment of the majority population still needs to be convinced of the "business case...
...Crimson and Brown founder and Managing Director John Kim '87 says the agency does not engage in any sort of equal opportunity drive. While it encourages diversifying work forces, it does not preach...
Crimson and Brown does, though, have a vision of a more equal society, and this ultimately supersedes its business concerns--and, Kim hopes, those of the companies who are his clients...
Most notably of all, as chair of the Standing Committee on Athletics, Lewis continued to insist publicly that the College was giving equal support to male and female athletes when records showed that the University was spending twice as much on men's sports as on women...
Touborg objects to the contention, noting that the central administration, on the recommendation of the Central Administration Budget Committee, has instructed each of its departments to limit the growth of its 1996 budget to no more than two percent, roughly equal to the rate of inflation...