Rent a minority – showcase your stance on equality on Demand
rentaminority.com
Rent a minority – showcase your stance on equality on Demand
1–7 of 7 posts
Re: Rent a minority – showcase your stance on equality on Demand
#2"I look to a day when people will not be judged by the content of their character, but by the color of their skin."
- Martin Luther King, Jr.
Re: Rent a minority – showcase your stance on equality on Demand
#3I thought I'd link to their hire-us page. It's great and contains some wonderful alternatives to all the chest-beating that goes on in the tech media these days.
http://rentaminority.com/hire-us/
Re: Rent a minority – showcase your stance on equality on Demand
#4That's pretty funny.
The author should setup a job board and see if people can get jobs through it. Although that might just be too painfully ironic. (I'm not from the US: is it legal to setup a job board and restrict it to protected classes only?)
Re: Rent a minority – showcase your stance on equality on Demand
#5Well, 'Rent a White guy' was definitely a thing in Asian country (especially China) at least a few years back. And a little more back again (5-10 years) it was even common for companies business meeting to show a white guy at a meeting as a token of prosperity.
I'm not meaning I agree in either way though.
Re: Rent a minority – showcase your stance on equality on Demand
#6I thought I'd link to their hire-us page. It's great and contains some wonderful alternatives to all the chest-beating that goes on in the tech media these days. http://rentaminority.com/hire-us/
That link to http://learn-to-search.com/ kinda took the wind out of it for me.
> In 2012, only 7% of men organizing tech conferences had the search skills to book male and female speakers in equal number.
.. that slide would be funny if it had a link back to http://rentaminority.com/ !
Re: Rent a minority – showcase your stance on equality on Demand
#7"I look to a day when people will not be judged by the content of their character, but by the color of their skin." - Martin Luther King, Jr.
I thought that was Oscar Wilde?