Affirmative action

It's hard to tell this is even in effect, since in school, it's normally always black kids who get punished more/more often, and in the work place nobody gets hired anyway.

Everyone has a 0% success rate, but blacks have to work harder for it.

I think it was a necessary step in the opposite direction, and it has improved things.
Though I know I've been sheltered from institutional discrimination, and it is still rampant in areas underexposed to education or socioeconomic privilege.

The most tangible result has to be political correctness, which bothers me more than anything at times, i.e. saying African American rather than black.

The most tangible result has to be political correctness, which bothers me more than anything at times, i.e. saying African American rather than black.

Which is funny, because most blacks insist on being called "black", linking "African American" to their unwilling movement to the US.