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Precisely. That's what was embedded in the question. It doesn't matter what color people are. It's not meaningful diversity on its own. What they seem to be do
by thoughtexplorer 8y ago
Precisely. That's what was embedded in the question. It doesn't matter what color people are. It's not meaningful diversity on its own.
What they seem to be doing is judging people based on surface traits, not the content of character. Their approach to diversity is a regression and not good for progress.
- Benjammer 8y agoI would caution you on taking such an absolute, "zero sum" stance here. >It doesn't matter what color people are. I hope you realize the absurdity of this statement in isolation...
- i6mi6 8y agoWhat’s absurd about his statement? Seems very obvious to me, or does it matter what color people are, in your opinion?
- ubernostrum 8y agoWhat they seem to be doing is judging people based on surface traits Do you believe that a poor black kid from Detroit is only different in "surface traits" as compared to a rich white kid from Orange County? Or would you be willing to concede that there may be reliable correlations between some "surface traits" and diversity of life experiences and viewpoints? Demographic analysis of things like voting patterns in the US seems to suggest differences of such magnitude that I doubt you'd find another factor more strongly predictive.