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> all 5% will be seen as having been given an unfair advantage. Only by the kinds of people who tend to assume the worst about Black people.
by topaz0 4y ago
> all 5% will be seen as having been given an unfair advantage.
Only by the kinds of people who tend to assume the worst about Black people.
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- yucky 4y agoIt has nothing to with the people who were given an unfair advantage based on skin color, it is the fact that skin color is used to give a preference that invalidates accomplishments.
- etchalon 4y ago
- LawTalkingGuy 4y agoWe're simultaneously being told that the pipeline doesn't contain enough minorities and that catching more fish from a smaller pond isn't going to impact the average size of those fish. I know one megacorp that achieved its diversity by paying above-market for those workers and poaching very qualified people. That's expensive and zero-sum, exacerbating the situation elsewhere, but at least their employees knew diversity didn't mean unqualified.
- chudmeister 4y ago