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MichaelStrickland - > Michael Strickland -> When Affirmative Action was White
When Affirmative Action was White

Martin Luther King Day is coming up, and there is a slew of events happening around Idaho.

I look forward to attending this talk at Boise State University and hearing what Dr. Gill has to say.

January 31, 2008: "When Affirmative Action was White"

Presenter: Dr. Jill Gill
Event Type: Educational Session
Location: SUB - Farnsworth
Time: 10:00 - 11:00 AM

This presentation on the politics of race will explore the policies and laws that kept people of color from obtaining loans, property and essentially equality. These programs, although not called affirmative actions for Whites, were exactly what they were.

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