government to be neutral" (Walsh-Sarnecki 3).
             Cornel West, a professor of Afro-American studies and Philosophy of Religion, agrees that positive effects come out of affirmative action, but it is still not a good enough solution to the racial matters among America. He views the legislation "as neither a major solution to poverty nor a sufficient means to equality" (West 95). This just comes to prove that the government tries to help solve a problem (discrimination) with more problems (reverse discrimination); it just can't find a solution to.
             Another example of this was when an elite Lowell High School based in San Francisco tried a different answer to the admissions process of giving minorities advantages by setting up a
             ...