> choosing to more or less blacklist themselves You know, you're not allowed to say that in a lot of American offices now. Even in a technical context where it

> choosing to more or less blacklist themselves You know, you're not allowed to say that in a lot of American offices now. Even in a technical context where it has an established meaning and multiple alternatives are now jockeying for mainstream. It's "exclusionary", which is a new HR code word for "politically incorrect". The battle is over and lost. Everything is politicized now, and all anyone who doesn't like it can do is fall on their sword. Alone.