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Welcome back to Talk Back Live. We're talking about affirmative action. And Tavis, you

wanted to comment on what we're talking about the last segment. So, absolutely get a

chance to do that. And I would also like you to respond to a question from Jarvis, who's

joining us from the...Baree in middle school. Go ahead. Most black schools like me, okay,

I'm next year I'll be going to another school. They said they were booked but they weren't.

They, I guess they're just doing discrimination. I let them black people in the school because

it's mostly a white school. But why, why keep blacks out of white schools? I don't know.

That's why. It's a very good question and I don't know the case again that the young Jarvis

talks about specifically but I can tell you this. And it's one of the three points I wanted

to make very quickly. So, it's an affirmative action. First of all, it does not as one or

two persons have suggested. It does not guarantee you anything except equal opportunity. It

guarantees you protection when you most need it. It does not, however, guarantee you a job,

guarantee you a slot in a classroom. And that's a misnomer that ought to be corrected.

Secondly, with respect to the... A couple of issues very quickly that the contractor

who moved to Georgia raised. Number one, this whole concept of reverse discrimination

is a term that makes my skin cringe. You cannot have reverse discrimination when 90% of

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