> If it is true that they have a separate building where the 'people of color' work segregated from the others, that is pretty outrageous. But it's not true an

> If it is true that they have a separate building where the 'people of color' work segregated from the others, that is pretty outrageous. But it's not true and the allegation is so obviously ridiculous that it marks OP as a moron. When you say "people of color", does that term include people of Chinese descent? Japanese? Indian? You should find plenty of those in the main building, because those races are reasonably well represented among the class of "people who got a CS degree from Stanford (or similar)". Whereas if you look at any section of the business that doesn't require advanced tech degrees, you'll tend to see a different mix. > It really does say something about the corporate culture there. No, it really doesn't.