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Hang on Hang on...are we talking discrimination, as in the preliminary process used to make distinctions, or we talking discrimination in its more common/policy oriented definition, generally understood to mean favoring/disfavoring one race/sex/whatever group over others for reasons that are essentially tribal in nature? Because I think that makes a huge difference in how you answer this question. I assumed we were talking social policy - if we're talking about the academic process of making choices, then that's a whole different enchilada.
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