Pro tip: unless it's part of your job, don't talk about politics at work. It's your place of work, it isn't /r/politics. If there is a specific policy that yo

Pro tip: unless it's part of your job, don't talk about politics at work. It's your place of work, it isn't /r/politics. If there is a specific policy that you'd like addressed, bring it up without a bunch of political baggage. On a side note: The article mentions alt right people complaining that a lot of SV companies' cultures are left leaning, which I think bizarre. There are plenty of industries that lean far right, in fact, unless the company is a non-profit or is in the public sector, in my experience the typical company culture is more right leaning than left. In most companies outside of SV, diversity programs are almost non-existent or just something that is briefly mentioned on the careers page. The fact that Google or other SV companies have robust diversity programs and have cultures that lean left is an anomaly and freaking out that you aren't included in these companies' diversity programs or that you feel on the outside of the company culture screams of entitlement and ignorance of the actual reality that minorities and women face in the rest of the job market.