In a 1970s survey of mostly white local and national leaders in business, which of the following groups was then overwhelmingly opposed to specific affirmative action for black Americans in school admissions and jobs.

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In the 1970s, there was widespread opposition among various groups, including farmers, unions, media, and academics, to specific affirmative action policies for black Americans in school admissions and jobs. This opposition was reflective of broader societal attitudes towards affirmative action during that time period.

In a 1970s Survey of Mostly White Local and National