• Strongly Support means you believe: Affirmative Action makes up for past injustice. Until blacks, women, and other minorities are proportionately represented in the upper classes of the economy and the workplace, society owes them a hand up. Government should actively enforce Affirmative Action laws in private companies.
• Support means you believe: Under-represented groups should be favored, but perhaps basing results on formal quotas goes too far. Nevertheless, the government should prosecute companies which discriminate against women and minorities.
• Oppose means you believe: Affirmative Action is a noble idea, but should not be enforced by government. Government should enforce an end to racial prejudice, period.
• Strongly Oppose means you believe: Affirmative Action is better described as Reverse Discrimination. Quotas based on race and gender are wrong, whichever race or gender they favor. Under-represented groups should fend for themselves without government intervention.

This question is looking for your views on the rights of groups which are under-represented in current society.  However you answer the above question would be similar to your response to these statements:

• Support Affirmative Action
• Women still experience a 'Glass Ceiling'
• Blacks & Hispanics are not on a 'level playing field' with whites

• Domestic Violence
• Equal Pay for Equal Work
• ‘Glass Ceiling’

Minority Rights

• Hate Crimes
• Affirmative Action
• Reverse Discrimination & Quotas
• Racial Profiling & ‘redlining’
• Bilingual education and government
• Commission on Race

Disabled Rights

• Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
• Handicapped Access
• Mental Illness Discrimination