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the key question is not your race but whether you've had involvement in issues related to dei. white people can get high dei scores. black people can get low de
by efficax 4y ago
the key question is not your race but whether you've had involvement in issues related to dei. white people can get high dei scores. black people can get low dei scores. it's not racism?
- belval 4y agoAnd yet strangely you wrote this: > white, male scientist from an affluent background Instead of "white people can get high dei scores". Anyway this discussion always end with a Motte-and-bailey fallacy. You say something obviously racist, I call you out on it and then you retreat to a defensible argument. The only real way to fix it is to vote for people willing to fix it. Not to argue with Internet strangers about it.
- freejazz 4y agoIt's a wonder how some people manage to get out of their bed every day without taking issue with their sheets, and the pillows, and the mattress, and the sunlight, and the noise from outside...
- whatshisface 4y agoThey were just responding to the parent comment when they said that, which really did make it sound like your dei score was based on your demographic. I am kind of with you on being skeptical about how demographic-based it really is, since if rich kids at Harvard couldn't max out their score by doing the right after school activities the system would never be allowed to operate.
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