ve action. Affirmative action grants equal rights to minorities and women in both education and labor, so it is not surprising that 47% of women support it while 41% oppose it. A telephone poll was taken by Mason-Dixon Polling & Research Inc. on March 7th and 8th, and it asked 621 registered voters in the state of Florida if they approved Governor Jeb Bush’s performance. The statewide poll concluded that 54% support One Florida, 37% oppose it, and 9% are undecided (GriffinA1+). I believe that those who oppose the plan should continue to fight for what they believe in, but if they are not heard then Florida citizens are forced to wait until there is some sort of conclusion towards whether the plan works or not. The question is are Florida citizens willing to wait around to see what is going to happen with minorities and women in Florida. Some say that if they do wait they might be too late to do something about it later. For those who are for the initiative, I hope it does work or they are going to have a big problem on their hands. ...
