The Affirmative Action Debate

* Introduction * Staying on the Path to Racial Equality Manning Marable * To Fulfill These Rights Lyndon B. Johnson * A Personal Footnote in History Arthur A. Fletcher * Affirmative Action in Context Cornel West * Affirmative Action in the Workplace Eleanor Holmes Norton * Performing Without a Net Glenn C. Loury * Diversity in Corporate America A. Barry Rand * Who Has Benefited from Affirmative Action in Employment? Heidi Hartmann * The Business of Affirmative Action Anthony W. Robinson * Personal Responsibility Robert L. Woodson Sr. * Why America Needs Set-Aside Programs Kweisi Mfume * An Experiment Gone Awry William Bradford Reynolds * Standing in the Right Place Deval L. Patrick * Race and the Supreme Courts 1994-95 Term Elaine R. Jones * The Supreme Court Ruled Correctly in Adarand Todd S. Welch * The Minority-Majority Society Pete Wilson * Why Women Need Affirmative Action Judy L. Lichtman, Jocelyn C. Frye, and Helen Norton * Invisible Latinos: Excluded from Discussions of Inclusion Harry P. Pachon * Beyond the Model Minority Myth Theodore Hsien Wang and Frank H. Wu * Sitting In for Diversity Victoria Valle * The Color Line and the Thin Blue Line Wade Henderson * Affirmative Action in the Army: Why It Works Charles Moskos * Tracing the Politics of Affirmative Action Linda Faye Williams * Mend It, Dont End It Bill Clinton * The Meaning of American Equality Charles T. Canady * Race-Baiting and the 1996 Presidential Campaign Jesse L. Jackson Sr. * Affirmative Action: Why We Need It, Why It Is Under Attack Mary Frances Berry * Promoting Racial Harmony Linda Chavez * The Future of Affirmative Action Louis Harris