In Pojman's Case Against Affirmative Action Part D. Affirmative Action requires discrimination against a different group, Pojman's thesis is, "weak affirmative action weakly discriminated against new minorities, mostly innocent young white males, and strong affirmative action strongly discriminated against these new minorities"(p. 475). Premise one of this argument is, "it fails to treat white males with dignity as individuals, judging them by both their race and gender, instead of their merit". Premise two argues, "Affirmative Action simply shifts injustice, setting Blacks, Hispanics, Native Americans, Asians, and Women against young White males, especially ethnic and poor White males". Lastly, premise three states, "In fact, it is poor White