The Affirmative Action and Diversity Project: A Web Page for Research  This site presents diverse opinions regarding Affirmative Action topics; rather than taking a singular pro or con position, it is designed to help lend many different voices to the debates surrounding the issues of affirmative action. This site is an academic resource and it provides scholars, students, and the interested public with on-site articles and theoretical analyses, policy documents, current legislative updates, and an annotated bibliography of research and teaching materials. Because of the physical location of this resource, it contains a substantial amount of information on California politics. Each sub-page is divided up by categories, which may be viewed at a glance from the map. New links and documents are being added continually. Visitors are encouraged to sign the guest book at the bottom of this page. The following people have been involved in the construction of the site: Sara Gerend, Rita Raley, Parker Douglas, David Vazquez, Sharon Doetsch, Eric Martinsen, Caroline Hong, and Carl Gutierrez-Jones.   New Resource: Immigration Debate   This site was last revised on January 18, 2008.   You are visitor number 2,434,711   since May 6, 1996   [Overview of primary documents on-site] [Site Map] [Search the Site] [History of Affirmative Action] Carl Gutierrez-Jones, Department of English, University of California, Santa Barbara  Justice logo design by Brenda Bernu Reheem and Rita Raley.