What is the definition of affirmative action?*A. Giving preferential treatment to certain groups to address historical inequalities.B. Banning discrimination based on race or gender.C. Providing equal opportunities for all individuals.D. Allowing individuals to vote in elections.

What is Judicial Affirmative Action?Affirmative action applied to federal contractorsAffirmative action applied to private parties in discrimination lawsuitsAffirmative action applied to government officesAffirmative action set in place to ensure the judicial system has enough ethnic diversity

Leading with affirmative action means creating policies that address systemic inequities. Foster an inclusive culture where everyone has the chance to succeed. Diversity is a strength!

Discrimination refers to:a. A personally mediated attitude that is negative toward someone in a racial minority group.b. A culturally based perception that hurts women more than men.c. A socially structured action that is unfair and harmful to individuals or groups.d. A historically unwarranted belief about housing or criminal justice.

One argument in favour of affirmative action is:Only the most qualified people are hired through this process.It’s easy to monitor the success of affirmative action programs.It levels the playing field to correct past discriminatory hiring practices.People hired through this program tend to be more dedicated workers.

The 103rd Constitutional Amendment was enacted in 2019.With this context in mind, share your views about affirmative action specifically those involving reservations based on caste, religion, gender, and economic status? (300 words)