>What is relevant is that I just gave an example of a group that benefits from homogenized compensation. They don't benefit from a homogenized compensation pla

>What is relevant is that I just gave an example of a group that benefits from homogenized compensation. They don't benefit from a homogenized compensation plan, it just means others don't benefit more than they do from a non-homogenized plan. It's like saying the solution to racial bias in judicial proceedings is just make sure everyone is always found guilty.