Re:Six-year-old breaks women's world Rubik's Cube record [vi...
by agos on Thursday September 24, 2026 @04:35AM
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that's a debate as old as affirmative action policies, which have existed since a long time. Calling them "actually discrimination" is a bit reductive
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Re:Six-year-old breaks women's world Rubik's Cube record [vi...
by Markoff on Thursday September 24, 2026 @04:56AM
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I remember when it was called publically "positive discrimination", but I guess it's not part of the newspeak, because everyone can see it's actually a discrimination even if you slap there "positive" to make it look better.
Re:Six-year-old breaks women's world Rubik's Cube record [vi...
by agos on Thursday September 24, 2026 @04:58AM
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"affirmative action" has been in use since the early 60s, are you that old?
Re:Six-year-old breaks women's world Rubik's Cube record [vi...
by brigandish on Thursday September 24, 2026 @10:26AM
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Easy now, I’m sure there are plenty of people on this forum that can remember the 60s.
Re:Six-year-old breaks women's world Rubik's Cube record [vi...
by Markoff on Thursday September 24, 2026 @10:56AM
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anyway I don't get what has official name since 60s to do with how people commonly called it up until recently, at least in 90s it was frequently called positive discrimination, heck I even remember when black people could be called black and not african american
judging by the response I assume "positive discrimination" ain't mainstream anymore in the US