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May affirmative action be constitutionally permitted after the US Supreme Court's decision in Regents v. Bakke (1978; reverse discrimination denying admission to a white male in public California medical school admissions) ?


A) No - all affirmative action programs are unconstitutional
B) No - affirmative action programs all work on quotas and are unconstitutional
C) Yes - flexible, non-quota affirmative action programs may be permitted
D) Yes - only quota-oriented affirmative action programs are permitted

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