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TAFM Launches ANCORE
Toward A Fair Michigan Launches
"A New Conversation on Race & Ethnicity" (ANCORE)
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"We need to have a conversation on race and ethnicity in Michigan and we're challenging leaders to step up to the plate," said William Allen, a professor at MSU who co-founded the group. Officials look for options after ban
NEW! Michigan Civil Rights Commission (MCRC) Report Has Serious Flaws:
An Open Letter to Governor Jennifer Granholm regarding the “One Michigan” at the Crossroads report released by the Michigan Civil Rights Commission
The letter alerts the Governor to three major problems in the report and a dozen other problematic aspects of the Commission’s analysis and recommendations.
Consequently, Dr. Allen fears that the MCRC, or at least its staff, lacks the legal understanding and the integrity, to be entrusted with the task and urges the Governor to request the Office of the Attorney General to review the report before she endorses it – noting that the study ought to have been assigned there from the beginning.
He further urges the Governor to address the ethical lapses that occasioned some of the most egregious problems in the report. Press Release 03/12/07
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ANCORE, December 08, 2006, East Lansing, MI |
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Promoting a Healthier
and More Equitable Environment in Michigan!
ANCORE
Leadership Assembly
Opening Remarks
Legal Review
Communicating the Facts
Promoting a New Paradigm
ANCORE Display Ad
Assembly Outcomes
NEW! Post Prop 2 tune changes!
Letter to Editor
Embedded Practices
Race Preferences at Work
The New Racism
addressing the underlying principles of group & race-based laws & policies
Challenge of Race Preferences:
A Study of Two Presidents
by W.B. Allen
Open Letters to:
President Simon, MSU
President Coleman, U-M
MI Daily, 11/17/06
Annenberg Institute for
Justice & Journalism Forum
"There are a lot of reasons to be able to have rational discussions about things on which people disagree." Thomas Sowell 01/13/05
Promoting Substance
over Rhetoric!
Join experts from outside the political arena as they debate affirmative action preferences.
Audience FAQs
Responses to over 50 audience questions by 14 experts
(7 pro & 7 con)
TAFM Progress Report December 2006
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