LinkedIn employees use forum about diversity to defend racism
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Re: LinkedIn employees use forum about diversity to defend racism
#2I didn't see any racism defence. I saw wrong think get punished.
Re: LinkedIn employees use forum about diversity to defend racism
#3This is rage-bait passing itself off as an article.
Re: LinkedIn employees use forum about diversity to defend racism
#4This is rage-bait passing itself off as an article.
Additionally, the article fails to address any of the points (seemingly calmly!) made by the employees accused of racism. This is a disgusting way to hold a conversation of this much importance. As an outsider, to me America seems laser-focused on tearing itself to shreds.
Re: LinkedIn employees use forum about diversity to defend racism
#5This is rage-bait passing itself off as an article.
Additionally, the article fails to address any of the points (seemingly calmly!) made by the employees accused of racism. This is a disgusting way to hold a conversation of this much importance. As an outsider, to me America seems laser-focused on tearing itself to shreds.
There’s a startling propensity here to attribute maximum malice to even the most mundane observations or opinions.
Re: LinkedIn employees use forum about diversity to defend racism
#6This is rage-bait passing itself off as an article.
Additionally, the article fails to address any of the points (seemingly calmly!) made by the employees accused of racism. This is a disgusting way to hold a conversation of this much importance. As an outsider, to me America seems laser-focused on tearing itself to shreds.
It's sad that increasingly disagreeing is synonym to hating.
Re: LinkedIn employees use forum about diversity to defend racism
#7Why does this come as a surprise to anyone? It's not like racist people live in trailers deep in the South, all together on one big plot of land, possibly missing front teeth so it makes it easy to spot them. Racists are all around us in all spheres of society.
Re: LinkedIn employees use forum about diversity to defend racism
#8Why does this come as a surprise to anyone? It's not like racist people live in trailers deep in the South, all together on one big plot of land, possibly missing front teeth so it makes it easy to spot them. Racists are all around us in all spheres of society.
The only way to win, is not to play, and refuse to prticipate when you see it played by others. Remember, those with bias feel that it helps their life somehow. Few are trying to promote strife for its own sake. There is no 'other side', we are all on the same team. We win with love. Meet people where they are at, and guide them to wisdom. Yelling from the other side of the divide that they are bad and wrong will never win a heart. Misunderstandings are all around us, in all spheres of society.
Re: LinkedIn employees use forum about diversity to defend racism
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
Additionally, the article fails to address any of the points (seemingly calmly!) made by the employees accused of racism. This is a disgusting way to hold a conversation of this much importance. As an outsider, to me America seems laser-focused on tearing itself to shreds.
There’s a startling propensity here to attribute maximum malice to even the most mundane observations or opinions.