The Morality of Affirmative Action in College Admissions

A student blog dedicated to exploring moral viewpoints on affirmative action and issues facing diversity at the University of Michigan.

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Introduction to Our Blog
About the Authors
Pro Affirmative Action
Against Affirmative Action
Possible Alternatives
Philosophical Perspectives
Our Perspectives

Angell Hall

Philosophical Perspectives

Click here for a Utilitarian analysis of Affirmative Action

Click here to read what Immanuel Kant would have thought about Affirmative Action

Click here to read about the views of Kant and Aristotle compared to those of Gerald Ford and LBJ

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This blog is run by Andrea Manoppo, Anna Starodubtseva, and Michael Aaronson

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A Blog on Philosophy and Affirmative Action at the University of Michigan. Other topics on issues facing diversity of students in higher education are explored here.

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Introduction to Our Blog
Pro Affirmative Action
Against Affirmative Action
Philosophical Perspectives
Our Perspectives
Possible Alternatives

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