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Essentially, the author (who is Indian) says that to break the ceiling for Indians, those Indians who made it against the odds formed a network to help other In
by pmichaud 17y ago
Essentially, the author (who is Indian) says that to break the ceiling for Indians, those Indians who made it against the odds formed a network to help other Indians coming in behind them. This allowed them to stake their claim in the valley.
He's saying that would be a workable model for other minorities and women also.
I guess the fix, then, is to discriminate back, in the opposite direction.
- w1ntermute 17y agoI guess the fix, then, is to discriminate back, in the opposite direction. If you'd bothered to completely read the article, you'd have seen this: Note: TiE set a goal of helping all communities. Women are still underrepresented in its ranks, however