| 46. Since science has not yet found a cure for adolescence, the best we can do
is give the only real antidote for immaturity--experience. Thomas Sowell, 1930- Economist |
ADVERSITY
| 47. When you are in adversity for conscience's sake, you are not alone. Peter J. Games, 1942- Minister | |
| 48. There will always be some curve balls in your life. Teach your children
to thrive in that adversity. Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe, 1951- Photographer |
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
| 49. Government may take race into account when it acts not to demean or
insult any racial group, but to remedy any disadvantages cast on minorities by
past racial prejudice. William J. Brennan U.S. Supreme Court Justice | |
| 50. You have to distinguish between means and ends. What's important here
is the end, diversity. Affirmative action is just one means to that end. Albert Cornesale UCLA chancellor |
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Publication information:
Book title: African American Quotations.
Contributors: Richard Newman - Author.
Publisher: Oryx Press.
Place of publication: Phoenix.
Publication year: 1998.
Page number: 9.
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