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> So why bother? Well, here's why it bothers me but obviously that doesn't have to be your reason: Because there's a woman named Lynne in the story who seems l
by BoxFour 3y ago
> So why bother?
Well, here's why it bothers me but obviously that doesn't have to be your reason: Because there's a woman named Lynne in the story who seems likely to be the one behind a lot of it, and a man is taking credit for her work.
Frito-Lay would rather push a rags-to-riches story about a man than credit a highly-qualified woman for her work.
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- yellowapple 3y agoMaking this some anti-diversity thing cuts both ways: "Frito-Lay would rather give credit to a white person in Corporate than a Latino factory worker" ain't exactly a better look.