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With only a month to go before the next election, lawyers need to tell the public about the true impact of California's Proposition 54: It will allow the state to perpetrate racial discrimination without detection. Although those who write about California initiatives often try to portray initiatives as being much better or much worse than they truly are, for those who understand Prop 54, no hyperbole is necessary -- its purpose and effect is to allow discrimination.
September 12, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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