SEPTEMBER 24, 1965, THIS DAY IN HISTORY: From Equal Rights to Equal Opportunity, What Ambazonia Can Learn from America’s Affirmative-Action Experiment
America’s experience beginning on September 24, 1965 therefore offers Ambazonia neither a ready-made blueprint nor a policy to reproduce wholesale. It offers something more valuable: a long-running case study in the difficult transition from formal equality to practical opportunity—and in the continuing debate over how governments should pursue that objective fairly. By Timothy Enongene, Associate


IS THE WORLD LISTENING: THREE DAYS FOUR FRONTLINES, ASA ACTIONS CONTINUOUSLY LISTED
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