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This document is a research proposal on whether affirmative action laws should be changed. It outlines the topic, reasons for choosing it, audience characteristics, paper scope, research questions, and research plan. It is for Assignment 2.
What's inside
- Topic selection and reasons
- Thesis statement and audience description
- Paper scope and major sections
- Research questions to be answered
- Research plan and methods
- Structured paper outline
Who it is for: Students writing a research proposal on affirmative action laws. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Affirmative action laws are discussed. These laws are meant to reduce discrimination, but they face criticism and debate. Students get guidance on writing a research proposal about this topic.
Introduction: topic and reasons
The topic is affirmative action laws. Reasons for choosing it are given. A thesis statement is included.
Audience and scope
The audience is described, with three characteristics. The plan for the paper is outlined.
Research questions and methods
Questions to be answered are listed. The plan for researching and organizing the paper is explained.
Arguments for and against
Arguments for and against affirmative action laws are presented. The issue of mismatch is discussed.
Key terms
- Affirmative action laws
- Laws that give special employment and advancement rights to ethnic minorities.
- Mismatch
- A situation where beneficiaries struggle to keep up academically.
- Beneficiaries
- People who receive advantages under affirmative action laws.
- Federal contractors
- Employers who must follow affirmative action policies because they receive public funding.
- Redressal
- Making up for past wrongs.
- Segregation laws
- Laws that separate people based on race.
Questions this document helps with
- What are affirmative action laws?
- Why are affirmative action laws debated?
- What is the mismatch issue?
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