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Tags: reverse discrimination

The Robbery of Ricci

By Guest Blogger on Jun 30, 2009

Too often the great legal abstractions involved in a Supreme Court decision obscure the basic human drama at the core of the case. Amid the frenzied and breathless analysis of today's High Court ruling on affirmative action, reverse discrimination, and disparate impact is a very basic and compelling story of one very tenacious man's fight to get something he rightfully and fairly earned with immense sweat, struggle, and toil.

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The Robbery of Ricci

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