But the problem is they can’t even get “diverse” right. Do they mean diverse in ideas? In thought? In opinion? No. My LARGE company is on a tirade to ensure we

But the problem is they can’t even get “diverse” right. Do they mean diverse in ideas? In thought? In opinion? No. My LARGE company is on a tirade to ensure we use diverse supplies. We’re collecting metrics on this so we can proudly state how many diverse vendors we we use. When asked what we define as diverse they stated (among other things) that they were members of the LGBQ community. So I asked “so our company is very much concerned if the owners of the companies we work with are bisexual?” Im married to a woman, but that doesn’t preclude the possibility that I’m bi-sexual. So if, in addition to being attracted to my wife, I’m also attracted to men, then all of a sudden I’m a priority for the company. It boggles my mind.