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There are two nursing schools in State A: Public Nursing School (Public) and Private Nursing School (Private). Public is an agency of the state government, and all its faculty and staff are state employees. Private is owned by a private corporation and receives no direct funding from the state. The State A Board of Education regulates the curriculum of each nursing school and certifies all graduates of the two nursing schools as eligible to become licensed nurses in State A. Both Public and Private have a long-standing policy of restricting admission to women. Neither school has ever admitted a male applicant. There has been general discrimination against women in State A in the health care field. Historically, however, 95 percent of State A nurses have been female. A male resident of State A wants to be a nurse. The man first applied to Private and was denied admission. His rejection letter from Private stated that he was “not eligible to enroll because Private was established as an all-female institution and does not admit or enroll male students.” The man next applied to Public and was again denied admission. His letter from Public stated that “you are not eligible to enroll
SCIENCE
HEALTH SCIENCE
NURSING

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