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When we can talk about "a diverse candidate", the word has obviously become untethered from any ordinary meaning.
by edflsafoiewq 3y ago
When we can talk about "a diverse candidate", the word has obviously become untethered from any ordinary meaning.
- Wolfenstein98k 3y agoRead "non-white", "non-straight", and/or "non-male" in place of "diversity" and you will see that it works 100% of the time.
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- josephg 3y agoI think you’re right. But that isn’t actually what diverse means. The opposite - lefty non-white, non-straight and mostly non-male people are a specific political group. I think it’s quite on the nose for organisations to cater to that community explicitly. And the wider population is far more diverse than that.