Career paths in a brave new world

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Nine of AT&T's Hispanic executives talk about career-advancement models essential for future success. Many of the executives credit their superior past performances for the promotions they have received, but that effective networking will become more important for future advancement opportunities.

Officials and employees, AT&T Corp., T, Cover Story, Interview, Minority executives, Hispanic Americans in business, Hispanic American businesspeople

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The Clinton administration ended the Pentagon's Rule of Two procurement policy in Oct 1995. The Rule of Two was an affirmative action policy that was aimed at directing government contracts to minority-owned businesses. The Hispanic community is upset with the decision.

Contracts, Affirmative action, United States. Department of Defense, Minority business enterprises, Defense contracts

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California's Proosition 209, which deprives minorities of the benefits of affirmative action state programs, also prevents the 9.2 million Hispanic population of California from lobbying. The Hispanic community criticizes the bill as contrary to constitutional rights.

Social aspects, California, Minorities, Hispanic Americans, Lobbying

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