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I really really doubt his boss would have told him they weren't promoting white men. It is asking to get sued.
by UltraSane 10mo ago
I really really doubt his boss would have told him they weren't promoting white men. It is asking to get sued.
- philipallstar 10mo agoPeople get this a lot. They want a woman to fill the role or quota, or they want X attribute to shore up "representation". In South Africa people will be openly told that they will never get a promotion because of their race and sex.
- UltraSane 10mo agoI'm NOT saying that wasn't their motivation, I'm saying they would never explicitly tell anyone that it was their motivation as it is very illegal.
- philipallstar 10mo agoI directly know people who've had this said to them. South Africa has even more discriminatory laws than the US's affirmative action.
- UltraSane 10mo agoScott Adams lived in the US his entire life.
- philipallstar 10mo agoI'm just refuting the obviously silly claim that it's impossible to have heard this. Of course it's possible, even if it's illegal.
- UltraSane 10mo agoIn the US it is very likely to be a lie
- lelanthran 10mo agoIn south africa it is.
- UltraSane 10mo agoScott Adams lived in the US his entire life.