He didn't write a public document. He wrote an internal document that was then leaked - without a doubt by his ideological enemies. Hiring policy is something

He didn't write a public document. He wrote an internal document that was then leaked - without a doubt by his ideological enemies. Hiring policy is something Google has always encouraged its employees to debate. Not any more, of course. This guy didn't do things wrong, not by the standards of the old Google at least. He raised deep questions about Google's internal culture which absolutely affects their business, in a private document intended for his colleagues (who are ultimately the creators of any companies culture).