Split Thread Diversity Equity and Inclusion and merit in employment etc

No. You're saying that. You're saying that they're unqualified for the positions they hold and only got there because of DEI. That's what you're ◊◊◊◊◊◊◊ saying and everyone else who opposes DEI. You hypocrite.
Oh, come on. If you're gonna say that DEI is not a factor in folks getting positions, but then say that they can't get there but for DEI, then you're the hypocrite. Let's not factor in anyone's race or sex; wouldn't that be the best way to go?
 
Dude, are you really saying that non-White folks can't make it without DEI? Isn't that condescending?
You, and those who are banning DEI, are saying that non-white folks can't make it without DEI. You call it "affirmative action" and "hiring less qualified people" and that's why you're banning it.

The lie that DEI is about hiring less qualified people is the biggest lie America has fallen for since "freedom". :xrolleyes
 
You, and those who are banning DEI, are saying that non-white folks can't make it without DEI. You call it "affirmative action" and "hiring less qualified people" and that's why you're banning it.
You are on a roll for getting things exactly backwards. Has your logic circuit board recently fried?
 
JD Vance said during an appearance on Fox News Sunday Morning Futures, stood by Trump’s remarks linking DEI hiring practices to the crash. He said Trump was not “blaming anybody” in particular but that DEI practices had led to air traffic controller shortages.

“The president made very clear that he wasn’t blaming anybody, but he was being very explicit about the fact that DEI policies have led our air traffic controllers to be short-staffed. That is a scandal. Thankfully, it’s a scandal that the president has stopped,” Vance told Fox News’s Maria Bartiromo.

Vance said it was important to “investigate everything”, adding: “But let’s just say the person at the controls didn’t have enough staffing around him or her because we were turning people away because of DEI reasons.”

“There is a very direct connection between the policies of the last administration and short-staffed air traffic controllers,” he added.

I'm going to call this a blatant lie.

 
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You, and those who are banning DEI, are saying that non-white folks can't make it without DEI. You call it "affirmative action" and "hiring less qualified people" and that's why you're banning it.

The lie that DEI is about hiring less qualified people is the biggest lie America has fallen for since "freedom". :xrolleyes
Serious question: If minorities are equally skilled and equally competent for the various roles... what purpose do active DEI policies serve? What need is there for them?
 
Serious question: If minorities are equally skilled and equally competent for the various roles... what purpose do active DEI policies serve? What need is there for them?

Oh, would you look at that? The "I'm totally a centrist and not a right-winger" is here endlessly defending right-wing policies. I know I'm shocked.

Let me answer it since you're too ◊◊◊◊◊◊◊ dense to figure it out on your own, some people think people of color, or women, etc. are inferior by nature. The DEI policies put in guidelines to stop that from affecting hiring practices.

Now back to your regularly scheduled defending of right-wing policies while bitching and moaning about being labeled a rightie. Thanks for spreading the MAGA!
 
Oh, would you look at that? The "I'm totally a centrist and not a right-winger" is here endlessly defending right-wing policies. I know I'm shocked.

Let me answer it since you're too ◊◊◊◊◊◊◊ dense to figure it out on your own, some people think people of color, or women, etc. are inferior by nature. The DEI policies put in guidelines to stop that from affecting hiring practices.

Now back to your regularly scheduled defending of right-wing policies while bitching and moaning about being labeled a rightie. Thanks for spreading the MAGA!
I know it makes you feel righteously justified in being rude and uncivil... but for consideration, my step-dad, five uncles, one aunt, grandma, and so many cousins I've lost track are all black or mixed, as is my sister, and their two children. I'm certainly not positive, but I would bet that my family and upbringing is magnitudes more diverse than yours.

My step-dad and their siblings and mother all think DEI policies are racist and insulting - and all of them have faced actual legitimate racism. I think those policies are sexist, and I've faced actual legitimate sexism. It's made much worse by the fact that the vast majority of people who develop and implement DEI policies and trainings are WHITE. So at the end of the day, it's a bunch of white people insisting that minorities and females aren't capable of getting ahead unless white people give them hand-outs.

MLK Jr. has got to be rolling in their grave.
 
Oh, would you look at that? The "I'm totally a centrist and not a right-winger" is here endlessly defending right-wing policies. I know I'm shocked.

Let me answer it since you're too ◊◊◊◊◊◊◊ dense to figure it out on your own, some people think people of color, or women, etc. are inferior by nature. The DEI policies put in guidelines to stop that from affecting hiring practices.

Now back to your regularly scheduled defending of right-wing policies while bitching and moaning about being labeled a rightie. Thanks for spreading the MAGA!

It never seems to take much for the utter nastiness and incivility of the left to come to the surface, does it?
 
So at the end of the day, it's a bunch of white people insisting that minorities and females aren't capable of getting ahead unless white people give them hand-outs.
I live in Denmark where we are supposed not to have such problems. I don’t know much about minorities’ opportunities (although I have a brother and a sister who are black), but women are definitely having a harder time getting selected for leadership positions. In my last job, the women were completely absent in the higher echelons, and just below that, they were only working in HR. There was a woman working as Chief Operations Manager, and was generally regarded as one of the best, but when a new CEO came, she was replaced by a man right from the start.

I think that is true that women have to have better qualifications than men to get same same jobs.
 
I know it makes you feel righteously justified in being rude and uncivil... but for consideration, my step-dad, five uncles, one aunt, grandma, and so many cousins I've lost track are all black or mixed, as is my sister, and their two children. I'm certainly not positive, but I would bet that my family and upbringing is magnitudes more diverse than yours.

My step-dad and their siblings and mother all think DEI policies are racist and insulting - and all of them have faced actual legitimate racism. I think those policies are sexist, and I've faced actual legitimate sexism. It's made much worse by the fact that the vast majority of people who develop and implement DEI policies and trainings are WHITE. So at the end of the day, it's a bunch of white people insisting that minorities and females aren't capable of getting ahead unless white people give them hand-outs.

MLK Jr. has got to be rolling in their grave.

I don't really care to have a "race off" with you. We were a foster family and had to deal with the bulk of the immigration side of the process, along with several refugees. Our experiences are definitely different but we're not here to talk about our own anecdotal experiences, are we? You made some claims in there that require some supporting. Like that the "vast majority of people who develop and implement DEI policies and trainings are WHITE". I'm positive you have something to support that, right?

He probably is rolling in his grave at people who use a few relatives as spokespeople for an entire race and use it to justify overturning policy aimed at bringing equality to the workforce. I bet he is rolling in his grave but not for the reason you think he is, neat post though. Feel free to back it up whenever.

It never seems to take much for the utter nastiness and incivility of the left to come to the surface, does it?

I don't owe you any more civility than you give out, and this is especially hilarious coming from the "◊◊◊◊ your feelings" crowd. Nothing nasty or uncivil about calling out someone's bull ◊◊◊◊ that they've been spreading.
 
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Let me answer it since you're too ◊◊◊◊◊◊◊ dense to figure it out on your own, some people think people of color, or women, etc. are inferior by nature. The DEI policies put in guidelines to stop that from affecting hiring practices.
People like... Trump appointee Darren Beattie who's said things like -

Competent white men must be in charge if you want things to work.

Unfortunately, our entire national ideology is predicated on coddling the feelings of women and minorities, and demoralizing competent white men.

But no, we're apparently not allowed to get a clue from stuff like that, right?
 
People like... Trump appointee Darren Beattie who's said things like -

But no, we're apparently not allowed to get a clue from stuff like that, right?

Ironically Emily's Cat is a self-proclaimed, and often stated, feminist that can't even stand the thought of women being marginalized. Somehow, though, the DEI policies are sexist to her, and not seen as protection from the literal ◊◊◊◊◊◊◊ person that Trump is putting into a position of power. She bitches about the polices being written by WHITE people (despite no ◊◊◊◊◊◊◊ evidence of such, just a random ass claim by a rightie) but Darren is saying that WHITE men, specifically, are the only ones that can be trusted.

Now the people getting their faces ate are cheering the leopards on, mind boggling.
 
Serious question: If minorities are equally skilled and equally competent for the various roles... what purpose do active DEI policies serve? What need is there for them?

Fairly straight forward really, I'm surprised you don't understand.

DEI: Best person for the job.

Non DEI: Best white man for the job.

If you're a member of the class of people that think that a white man is always the best person for any job, then you have issues.
 
Oh, would you look at that? The "I'm totally a centrist and not a right-winger" is here endlessly defending right-wing policies. I know I'm shocked.
It is amazing how the left used to be about equal opporunity; but now to suggest equal opportunity is apparently right-wing.

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