Question

stewart is a big advocate of human rights and treating everyone fairly. he supports most affirmative action programs but avidly disagrees with the idea that distributive justice will solve the problems of discrimination in the workplace. which school of thought does stewart belong to?

a. social unitarians

b. equal opportunities theorists

c. social politicians

d. neoclassical economist

Explanation:

Equal opportunities theorists support fair treatment and affirmative action to level the playing field for marginalized groups, but they reject distributive justice (which focuses on equal outcomes) as a solution for workplace discrimination, matching Stewart's views. The other options do not align: social Unitarians focus on unified social good, social politicians center on state-led social reform, and neoclassical economists prioritize free-market principles over affirmative action.

Answer:

b. equal opportunities theorists