Question

"A corporation with mostly male employees sets up a booth at a job fair at a college for women to encourage them to apply to the company.
What is this practice called?
This practice is called
action.
I need a answer

Answer 1

Answer:

Inclusive action.

Explanation:

It is called "inclusive action" to that action carried out by a homogeneous group, whose objective lies in the inclusion of individuals who do not share the common characteristics of the other members of the group, in order to generate a greater social and cultural openness and combat implicit discrimination that the constitution of this type of groups can lead to.

Thus, inclusive actions seek to break with the status quo of the group, to include members who do not have the predominant characteristics that would guarantee easy access to it. For example, a clear inclusive action is to award a scholarship to a low-income person so that she can attend a university like Harvard or Yale; or include job quotas for people with disabilities in a company.