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This is a subject I am deeply ambivalent about. On the one hand, there is merit in the concept. On the other, one has to be blind, willfully or not, to the fact
by alistproducer2 10y ago
This is a subject I am deeply ambivalent about. On the one hand, there is merit in the concept. On the other, one has to be blind, willfully or not, to the facts of implicit bias and generational advantage to be a true believer.
- johndevor 10y agoThe question is: what's the alternative to a meritocracy?
- deiasda 10y agoequality of outcome, marxism and feminism here's more of the author https://twitter.com/littler_jo https://twitter.com/littler_jo http://www.city.ac.uk/people/academics/jo-littler http://www.city.ac.uk/people/academics/jo-littler
- alistproducer2 10y agoIt's pretty much what we have today but the veneer of meritocracy is what makes it insidious. There is rarely anything more dangerous than people who don't realize what they're doing because people can't change what they don't realize they are doing.