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I don’t think PC culture puts diversity at its core. It is about demanding a work-focused language at work. And it values not triggering people’s traumas so th
by erikpukinskis 8y ago
I don’t think PC culture puts diversity at its core.
It is about demanding a work-focused language at work. And it values not triggering people’s traumas so that they can get their work done.
You’re maybe thinking of affirmative action?
- belorn 8y agoThe article defines the PC culture based on the report "Hidden Tribes: A Study of America’s Polarized Landscape". This is why I highlighted the polarization aspect, and how the language and activism has changed in the feminist movement while the goal has remained the same. Looking at the report, diversity is a key concept that defines much of the current polarized political landscape. Demanding a work-focused language at work, ie professionalism, is not mention in the report. I do however see it as something that people in the middle brings up when large companies like google talk about bringing politics into the companies. There is definitively a segment of the population that think that politics and the polarization aspect of it do not belong at work.