> When people say SV has a diversity problem, they aren't talking about diversity in ideas, but diversity in social opportunity. I think that's only a problem

> When people say SV has a diversity problem, they aren't talking about diversity in ideas, but diversity in social opportunity. I think that's only a problem because an equivalent to Silicon Valley, but with other groups more equally represented (or rather, similarly overrepresented) hasn't presented itself. > it lacks diversity, but that it isn't a problem, because the only diversity you care about is innovation. That was more or less my last point, yeah. If you're not making a case for cultural diversity based on business, then I'm not sure how you expect to get most businesses on board.