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> absolutely against equality since it gives preference to specific groups Clearly we disagree significantly. But I mean, really: When reality is not equal, pr
by OpieCunningham 8y ago
> absolutely against equality since it gives preference to specific groups
Clearly we disagree significantly. But I mean, really: When reality is not equal, preference must be given to achieve equality. This is just obvious.
- manfredo 8y agoSo my company's diversity policies are bad? Women account for 20% of computing graduates, but 39% of our new grad hires in computing roles The resukts of our hiring process are very unequal, women are hired at twice the rate. And not only are we not giving preferences equate this imbalance, we are actually deliberately employing discrimination to exacerbate it.