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Ours has also tapered off over the last few months, not because people are remote, but because they're afraid of being called out for not being sufficiently wok
by ralph84 6y ago
Ours has also tapered off over the last few months, not because people are remote, but because they're afraid of being called out for not being sufficiently woke. Easier to remain silent than try to appease the cancel mobs.
- chillwaves 6y agoWhat would you possibly say at work that would get an accusation? I've worked in plenty of jobs and this has never remotely been a concern for me, including for higher ed where Title IX is strictly enforced. Just to be clear, you are claiming that not just you yourself, but also your coworkers are silent out of fear of reprisal?
- oblio 6y agoIf I'd have to guess, a bunch of these people were jerks and they hate being silenced...
- ralph84 6y agoCase in point: If you don’t want to discuss politics at work you must be a “jerk”.
- notadev 6y agoI don't talk about politics, religion, money, and most current events. Still have alright conversations.
- freehunter 6y agoYeah it’s easier to not say hateful things than it is to try to “appease the mobs”. So I guess that means if you’re not talking to your coworkers anymore, the only thing you could contribute to the conversation before was hateful things? My team has very nice conversations about the weather, our pets, even video games we’ve played or movies we’ve watched. Nothing “woke” about it. If you’re worried about being canceled, maybe try saying something that has nothing to do with politics?