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While the first tweet could have been phrased a bit more carefully, I understood what she was trying to do. Saying something along the lines of "we strongly enc
by peckrob 11y ago
While the first tweet could have been phrased a bit more carefully, I understood what she was trying to do. Saying something along the lines of "we strongly encourage women and minorities to apply" is, IMHO, completely fine.
But everything after that kinda went completely off the rails. It almost looks like someone needs to put down Twitter for a few minutes and take a break.
- cperciva 11y agoBut everything after that kinda went completely off the rails. It almost looks like someone needs to put down Twitter for a few minutes and take a break. I agree; her bigotry was showing. BuzzFeed might escape a human rights complaint because the most problematic tweets weren't part of the actual job posting, though.
- Torgo 11y agoShe can't take back what she said at this point, it's been revealed that she has willful negative biases based on protected classes that she applies to employment. Canada doesn't have a white male exception to these rules. She should be fired.