>Yes. Not to mince words, as others frequently do, but that's basically what's happening. Any data to show this is happening? From what I have seen, the prima

>Yes. Not to mince words, as others frequently do, but that's basically what's happening. Any data to show this is happening? From what I have seen, the primary benefactors of diversity initiatives come from the upper crusts of society(mostly upperclass white women, white lgbt, and some asian sprinkled in). I have yet to see a diversity report that bins by intersections instead of broad categories. There's a reason for it.