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Apologies for the Fox News link, I tried to find another source but it appears no one else reported on it. You may be more interested in the memo that got Kobe

• Bostonian 5y ago
  I don't think you should apologize. If only Fox News reported it, and the story is true and important, doesn't that suggest that Fox News is occasionally a valuable news source?
  • rocketpastsix 5y ago
    Or it could suggest Fox News is looking to make mountains out of a mole hill?
  • kwertyoowiyop 5y ago
    Hope springs eternal.
• slater 5y ago
  Except it wasn't the memo that got him fired? According to Google, it was numerous instances over a number of years that led to him being fired...?
• drcongo 5y ago
  There's a very good reason that you couldn't find another source. It's complete and utter bollocks.
  • hw-guy 5y ago
    Are you saying the story is fabricated? Or that it is true, but should not have been reported?
• zozbot234 5y ago
  I've only skimmed the memo, but it seems to be written as pure politically-motivated flame bait as opposed to a real attempt at debating anything worthwhile. Yes, D&I training is badly politically slanted but it's not like anyone was unaware of this before, all I see is the author flogging a dead horse. This is nowhere near as interesting as the Damore case was - that one was all about carefully collected evidence of how political slants were harming D&I goals, which is a much more readily actionable point.
  • throwoutway 5y ago
    I disagree. The first bullet point is pretty alarming