"This version of the reverse-discrimination argument (namely that the justification for preferential policies is based on the same morally irrelevant fact that the original discrimination was based on and thus compensation based on this fact can't be justified

1. If systematic injustice was directed toward a class of persons based on a characteristic, then that establishes that characteristic as being morally relevant as far as making restitution is concerned.

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