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[Jay Levine]

Hi everyone, please watch the embedded youtube video of Tim Wise, activist and scholar, debating affirmative action, and then discuss what you think were his strong points and which points you disagreed with, if any.  Overall, does his argument sway your thinking about race-based quotas?  Discuss...

Mr. Levine

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jaymle...@gmail.com has shared a video with you on YouTube: Affirmative Action Debate: Tim Wise (3 of 14) The motion: "It's time to end affirmative action" Moderator: Robert Siegel Speaking for the motion: John H. McWhorter, Terence J. Pell and Joseph C. Phillips Speaking against the motion: Khin Mai Aung, Kimberlé Crenshaw and Tim Wise IQ2US marks the launch of Oxford-style debating -- one motion, one moderator, three advocates for the motion, three against -- in New York City. Each evening begins at 6:00P with a complimentary cocktail period. As you enter the theater before the debate starts at 6:45P, you cast your vote for or against the evening's motion. Those results are displayed midway through the debate as each side makes its statements. After all six panelists speak, the audience has a chance to ask the speakers questions and vote again. The debate finishes with brief summations from the panelists, the votes are tallied and a winning side is declared.
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