I havent read the details of this case but I feel these are complicated problems. And people need to give each other a break when it comes to complex stuff. It

I havent read the details of this case but I feel these are complicated problems. And people need to give each other a break when it comes to complex stuff. Its complex because of the wide differences in knowledge, life experience, personality types, religious/cultural beliefs etc of all the people in any org. Shrinking these gaps will take time and a lot of blundering about. In a way watching an org solve problems outside their comfort zone is very similar to watching a kid wrestling with a hard problem. Whats complicating things is Social/News media algorithmic amplification of such stories. Its very quick to put a global spotlight on any type of local blundering. Blundering that goes on when the solution to the prob is well known requires such a spotlight. But if the solutions are still being worked out and you get the whole school to laugh at the kid thats just bad man. It creates all kinds of new issues in addition to the hard one being worked on, from defensiveness, to avoidance of hard issues, anxieties, guilt, doubt, fear, hate etc etc...nothing good basically. Social media algo amplification doesnt differenciate between the two cases and thats a big bug thats wasting everyones time.