And the claims that Silicon Valley _doesn't_ have a ideological diversity problem I've seen have invariably boiled down either aggressively expanding the umbrel

And the claims that Silicon Valley _doesn't_ have a ideological diversity problem I've seen have invariably boiled down either aggressively expanding the umbrella of what is considered "bigotry" (conspicuously to the benefit of one side of the political spectrum), or just outright advocating political discrimination - which is not actually all that uncommon, Reddit for instance openly admitted to making sure hires are "on-board politically" during Pao's tenture as CEO.