Posted on 03/19/2014 7:19:30 AM PDT by artichokegrower
The Rev. Jesse Jackson plans to lead a delegation to the Hewlett-Packard annual shareholders meeting on Wednesday to bring attention to Silicon Valley's poor record of including blacks and Latinos in hiring, board appointments and startup funding.
Jackson's strategy borrows from the traditional civil rights era playbook of shaming companies to prod them into transformation.
(Excerpt) Read more at sfgate.com ...
FUJJ
beginning of the end for the tech industry in America.
JJ smells money...
How much stock will his family walk away with?
What took him so long? Rich white liberals dominating a sector of the economy based near the Bay Area - he must be slipping. If this were the eighties this poverty pimp would have pounced on this low hanging fruit by now.
“How about Jesse Jackson focusing on the high level of single parent families and fatherless children in the black community.”
But that would dampen recruitment.
What?
No invitation ?
Sorry ...... next
Maybe Je$$e could focus on those who claim that doing well in school and learning physics and calculus is “acting white”. HP needs engineers, not racial outrage graduates. Forcing companies to hire the unqualified only reinforces those beliefs about blacks that Je$$e claims he wants to end.
Check cleared bank and money added to his account- time to launch the rent a mob group.
If you like Windows 8, you’ll LOVE Windows 9 brewed-up by a bunch of Affirmative Action hires...
He should take on the NBA’s lack of diversity.
Didn’t he shake them down once?
How old is Jesse now?
To him, “high tech” has something to do with
longer lasting vacuum tubes.
FACT: tech companies want to hire smart people.
What exactly is Jesse saying about blacks??
Shake ‘em down just like you did to Toyota Jesse!
They deserve it!
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Old Bareback Jackson could spend more time with his love child...
JJ smells money...
Yes , his funds must be getting low , LOL
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