Multiple Choice
The Qualifications Argument fails because fairness
A) requires weighing the race of a candidate more strongly than any of their other features.
B) requires ignoring an applicant's qualifications.
C) is not an important moral value.
D) is not the supreme moral value.
Correct Answer:
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