[Mark17]

I think we originally called it race relations around 1976. I am not sure, but maybe that had bad connotations, so it was changed to human relations, then later, it was known as social actions. I didn't care for it much. Whenever I went to these classes, for the most part, I didn't have much to say.
Maybe they had their purpose. I am just not sure exactly what it was supposed to be.

[heterosupremacist]

Post #12 ~ Maybe they had their purpose. I am just not sure exactly what it was supposed to be. ~

“... the effects of those biases can be countered through training.” WRONG!

For decent people, a bias is sometimes necessary. For example: I would not hire a cross-dressing transwhatever - not because of their ‘gender identity, but that person is GUARANTEED to be a detriment, not an asset, to any organization!

[Gaffer]

The purpose was to instill fear in you and to impress upon you that besides the hierarchy of command to which you had to be responsible, there was also a different hierarchy that had no objective standards or rules from which to work other than total acceptance of their conditioning.