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External LinksMORE LINKSGlenn C. Loury Who Cares About Racial Inequality? (pdf)Loury now thinks that the anti-affirmative action "reform movement" has turned into an "abolitionist's crusade."
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PERSON PROFILEGlenn C. LouryLoury was useful to the right wing movement as a Black who opposed affirmative action, and he successfully captured grants from the Bradley Foundation ($100,000 in 1995, for example), and was active at a number of the movement's institutions such as the Center of The American Experiment. Loury is the founder and director of the Institute on Race and Social Division at Boston University (grants). Recently he may have somewhat fallen out of favor with the movement by writing that the campaign to undo efforts at racial equality has turned into a "crusade." Loury even wrote in another paper that "The unfortunate reality is that race-based barriers to job access are a seemingly permanent feature of the economy." [NY Times, May, 1999]
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MORE LINKSGlenn Loury Admissions (and Denials) of ResponsibilityOpponents of affirmative action hold that justice in matters of race requires strict adherence to a policy of "colorblindness." Many Americans share this view: I know because I used to be one of them.
New York Times Magazine Glenn Loury's About FaceConservative Philanthropies Lose A Sponsored Minority (Kind Of)
Glenn C. Loury Giving Honor to TreasonLoury rips Republican presidential contenders George W. Bush and John McCain for "Giving Honor to Treason," i.e. for not condemning the flying of the confederate flag in South Carolina.
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