Howard McKenzie, Boeing Chief Engineer
Posted on 01/29/2024 9:26:17 AM PST by ChicagoConservative27
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban made headlines early this month when he sought to school X chief Elon Musk on the wonders of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies and insisted that it is not really race-based hiring. But the video of the woman he put in place to guide his DEI policies shows she did, indeed, use DEI policies to hire strictly based on race and gender to the exclusion of white males.
Cuban engaged with Musk in a series of X posts on Jan. 4, where he defended DEI hiring policies and said there is “zero” evidence that hiring under DEI guidelines can result in “less qualified candidates.” He insisted that DEI opens up the hiring pool for more candidates who are just as qualified as whites. He also said that he still hires based on who is most qualified, DEI policies or not.
Elon Musk disagreed. He insisted that “DEI is just another word for racism.”
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So do I.
Why doesn’t Cuban get rid of Luka Doncic then?
Discrimination lawsuit incoming. One must never speak of the devil lest he hear and start to pay attention to you.
If that’s true then why are not those extra crispys just jumpin in there and root’n all us white guys out of the way given the supposed equality and all?
Oh, wait that is just it, the purposed purposed purpose
ruse.
Affirmative action candidates who are the most highly qualified candidate for their jobs are rumored to exist somewhere...kinda like the occasional Unicorn or Bigfoot sighting.
Howard McKenzie, Boeing Chief Engineer
DIE - affirmative action on steroids!
Why doesn't Cuban fire his own sorry ass and replace himself with a person of color?
I think Cuban should hire by percent.
So 75% of the basketball team should be white.
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