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The most controversial of affirmative action policies requires employers and educational institutions to make special efforts to hire and retain workers or to accept students from underrepresented groups. Such policies are referred to as ______. Group of answer choices strict affirmative action policies assimilation reverse discrimination preference policies None of the above

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          The most controversial of affirmative action policies requires employers and educational institutions to make special efforts to hire and retain workers or to accept students from underrepresented groups. Such policies are referred to as ______.
Group of answer choices
strict affirmative action policies
assimilation
reverse discrimination
preference policies
None of the above

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The most controversial of affirmative action policies requires employers and educational institutions to make special efforts to hire and retain workers or to accept students from underrepresented groups. Such policies are referred to as ______. Group of answer choices strict affirmative action policies assimilation reverse discrimination preference policies None of the above