Louis Pojman argues,"There is no more moral requirement to guarantee that 12% of professors are Black than to guarantee that 85% of the players in the National Basketball Association are White." He is here expressing the view that supports:
A)weak affirmative action.
B)strong affirmative action.
C)reverse racism.
D)the quota system.

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Louis Pojman's argument suggests that there is no moral obligation to ensure a proportional representation of races in professions or sports. This aligns with the philosophy of weak affirmative action, which advocates for promoting diversity and equal opportunity through measures that do not involve strict quotas or preferential treatment based on race. Therefore, the best choice is A, weak affirmative action.

Louis Pojman Argues,"There Is No More Moral Requirement to Guarantee