The Controversy of Affirmative Action

This chapter explores the complexities and implications of affirmative action, particularly in light of historical executive decisions and contemporary critiques. The discussion focuses on the perceived shortcomings of existing policies, the tensions surrounding race and identity, and how political figures influence grassroots movements. It highlights the ongoing debates about wokeness, colorblind meritocracy, and the effectiveness of programs designed to support underprivileged communities.