OF COURSE reverse-racism programs, affectionately called "affirmative action" by their fans, are quota systems. They may not have quota's defined explicitly, but once the legal hacks and the activist judges get done, it invariably turns out that the only way to determine if the RR program is "effective" is by counting heads and looking at skin, or religion, or whatever the scam is supposed to be.
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Reminds me of a tale a former employer told about his father, who owned a small factory. In the early 70's a group of poverty pimps came to him and told him that he didn't have a racially balanced workforce and that if he didn't adjust things so that he had twelve blacks on the staff, they'd shut him down in court.
The owner thought a bit, and called his secretary in. "I want every black employee in my office, NOW!"
Once all the staff was culled, there were 13 black employees in the boss's office. He looked at them, jerked a thumb at the poverty pimps, and said "these clowns say I must have 12 black employess. There's 13 of you. Which one of you should I fire?"
The thirteen employees didn't react sympathetically to the suggestion, and they properly directed their ire against the poverty pimps, who left. No one was fired.
An apocryphal tale, with absolutely no referential grounding, but amusing.