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New Haven Firemen May Help Extinguish Smoldering University Discrimination

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My title is a bad take off on Roger Clegg?s more eloquent Dousing the Fires of Racial Discrimination, in which he argues persuasively that Ricci v. DeStefano poses a substantial threat to standard ?diversity? hiring discrimination practiced by universities.

Colleges and universities sometimes conduct a search to fill a faculty opening but then decline to hire anyone from the pool of finalist candidates because the school really wanted to hire someone from an ?underrepresented? group, none of whose members made the cut. Doing that looks just like New Haven?s treatment of the firefighters who aced the promotion exam.
Read the whole thing, as well as a shorter version here.

Full post as published by Discriminations on July 30, 2009 (boomark / email).

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