In her essay, Kristina Meshelski takes issue with a pure meritocracy. Explain her reasons for this view, ultimately explaining why she holds that "being admitted to college or given a job is not a prize that distinguishes the person who is best at something." Do you agree that we function in a society that is not a pure meritocracy? Be sure to defend your view. Then, object to or defend the following claim: We ought to live in a purely meritocratic society.

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The Answer is Explain Meshelski's qualms with purely meritocratic societies
Defend the claim that we function in a society that is not a pure meritocracy. Or,
Defend the claim that we function in a society that is a pure meritocracy
Develop an argument in support of or in opposition to the claim: We ought to live in a purely meritocratic society

In Her Essay, Kristina Meshelski Takes Issue with a Pure