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I don't believe this is true. If it were, I don't think it would be so difficult to get companies to adopt policies against hate speech directed towards any gro
by zxzax 6y ago
I don't believe this is true. If it were, I don't think it would be so difficult to get companies to adopt policies against hate speech directed towards any group. This kind of thing hurts everyone, it's not restricted to any minority or majority group. Every inclusivity effort I've seen has made an effort to include and help all races, genders, religions, ages, etc. I know I'm serious about that.
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- throwaway0xc 6y ago>If it were, I don't think it would be so difficult to get companies to adopt policies against hate speech directed towards any group. In theory no reasonable person would be for hate speech directed at anyone, but in practice, "hates speech" means anything that's outside of the Overton Window. >Every inclusivity effort I've seen has made an effort to include and help all races, genders, religions, ages, etc. I know I'm serious about that. I have never seen an inclusivity effort that's that way. They're almost entirely "intersectionality" and critical race theory based, so straight white males are excluded. They even have "inclusivity" groups where they tell whites and males to not join, or of they do join, to shut up and "be an ally".