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This is NOT a common occurrence. Even if it was, white male American isn’t a protected category, so that would very unlikely be characterized as “discrimination
by herval 7y ago
This is NOT a common occurrence. Even if it was, white male American isn’t a protected category, so that would very unlikely be characterized as “discrimination”. AND we’d have “several large companies” with actual representation of minorities and women. There is none.
The reality is these groups remain underrepresented, and others even more so (latinos in the Bay Area are a second class “minority”, for instance).