This house believes that local churches should embrace the worship of folk saints instead of denouncing it as idolatry
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This house prefers a world where nobody has distinguishable features (e.g., facial features, hairstyle, voices)
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This house regrets the popularization of the idea that an individual's identity should determine the credibility of their perspective on social justice issues.
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En el diseño de políticas públicas de educación, ECCQ los Estados deberían centrarse significativamente en políticas que no tengan en cuenta la raza, en lugar de acciones afirmativas basadas en la raza. (Por ejemplo: subsidios de estudio para personas por debajo de la línea de pobreza, en lugar de ayudas económicas para familias racializadas o cupos especiales para grupos étnicos en las universidades).
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This house opposes the use of identity politics by left-wing political parties in liberal democracies
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This house, as an elite university, would reinstate standarized testing as a mandatory requirement for college admissions
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This house believes that states should adopt the Multicultural Model of Integrating Immigrants rather than the Assimilationist Model
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This house opposes the collective suffering narrative in minority communities
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This house, as a parent from a minority community, would actively discourage their child from pursuing careers in state security apparatuses (military, police, immigration etc.)
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This house, as a parent from a minority community, would actively discourage their child from pursuing careers in state security apparatuses (military, police, immigration etc.)
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This house prefers that states implement race-blind as opposed to race-conscious policies
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This house prefers that states implement race-blind as opposed to race-conscious policies
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This house believes that works of modern fictional media should not portray members of an oppressed minority group (such as LGBTQ+ or minority ethnicity groups) as villains
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This house believes that contemporary social movements should focus on class differences rather than on identity-based differences (gender, race, religion etc.)
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This House regrets the Supreme Court's Ruling in SFFA v. Harvard
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This house would establish confessional political systems in post-conflict societies.
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This house as a first-generation minority immigrant, W raise their kid in an ethnic enclave
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From behind the veil of ignorance, This house would choose to be born in Masquerade
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When dealing with historically under-privileged groups, this house prefers economic reparations (e.g. direct payments, community investment, reappropriation of industry) over political reparations (e.g. additional vote-weighting, quotas in parliament, granting of autonomous control over land).
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This house supports the recasting of popular works with minority actors, as opposed to the creation of new works with minority characters