Yes they will if they can check one of the other boxes. I doubt this is even targeted towards race. Probably to get more guys wearing dresses promoted.
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I think Gen Brown is more of a race guy than a dress guy. I would bet you this is directly targeted at race. Read about him and see what you think.
Not that I want to get in the middle of this tiff. I just want to say that racial discrimination isn’t just that. It would also be to prefer one over another because of their race. Affirmative Action is an example of racial discrimination, for example. If the general means that people will be especially singled out for mentoring and training on the basis of race, that would also be racial discrimination. He didn’t explicitly say that though.
However, I can see how it’s easily inferred that he’s talking about singling out people on the basis of race. Why announce it if it’s not. If it’s that they are simply making sure that historically marginalized races benefit from the same mentoring and training as everyone else, no big deal. That’s a good thing. But isn’t it an admission that they are discriminating and have now decided to stop? Hey. Ya, we’ve been ****ing people over because of their race, and uh, now we’re fixin’ ta not.
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An Embarrassingly Unbalanced Law School Webinar on Affirmative Action
Seattle University Law School is promoting a "webinar with national legal experts to analyze upcoming SCOTUS affirmative action decisions," to...
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‘Call Of Duty’ removes player option after streamer criticizes LGBTQ agenda.
Duty, but lost it after making an alleged anti-LGBTQ remark. The popular Twitch streamer, Nicholas Kolcheff, known as "Nickmercs," gained fame for his Call of Duty gameplay.
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(UPDATED) MLB pitcher who apologized for post supporting Target, Bud Light boycotts will catch ceremonial first pitch for team's Pride Night | Blaze Media
Update: Anthony Bass was sent down to the Toronto Blue Jays' minor league affiliate early in the afternoon on June 9, 2023.“To make room on the 40-man roster, RHP Anthony Bass has been designated for assignment,” the team said, according to CTV News.The team also announced that starting pitcher...
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Apparently freedom to think and freedom of speech don't apply to him.(UPDATED) MLB pitcher who apologized for post supporting Target, Bud Light boycotts will catch ceremonial first pitch for team's Pride Night | Blaze Media
Update: Anthony Bass was sent down to the Toronto Blue Jays' minor league affiliate early in the afternoon on June 9, 2023.“To make room on the 40-man roster, RHP Anthony Bass has been designated for assignment,” the team said, according to CTV News.The team also announced that starting pitcher...
Huh. A "pitcher" changing to do the "catching" in honor of the pride movement. There's a joke in there somewhere...(UPDATED) MLB pitcher who apologized for post supporting Target, Bud Light boycotts will catch ceremonial first pitch for team's Pride Night | Blaze Media
Update: Anthony Bass was sent down to the Toronto Blue Jays' minor league affiliate early in the afternoon on June 9, 2023.“To make room on the 40-man roster, RHP Anthony Bass has been designated for assignment,” the team said, according to CTV News.The team also announced that starting pitcher...
The mob of the mentally ill do not like to be challenged.
They cry for tolerance but are amongst the most intolerant ******** of which I know.
Louisiana farmer facing economic hit after social media post touted his Catholic faith, called out Pride month
Louisiana business owner Ross McKnight shares the shocking story of how his pro-faith social media post led to widespread customer backlash.
Not as bad as being locked out of a job because the recruiter is funded to hire minorities.
IndyGo Foundation Receives $240,900 Grant from Local Nonprofit to Support Diverse Recruitment and Development Efforts at IndyGo - IndyGo
INDIANAPOLIS — The IndyGo Foundation recently announced it will receive a $240,900 grant from the Indianapolis African American Quality of Life Initiative (IAAQLI) over a two-year period. With these funds, […]
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People like to pretend their agenda is all nice but it is just blatant, blessed and sponsored racism. But somehow it is all OK, because...Not as bad as being locked out of a job because the recruiter is funded to hire minorities.
IndyGo Foundation Receives $240,900 Grant from Local Nonprofit to Support Diverse Recruitment and Development Efforts at IndyGo - IndyGo
INDIANAPOLIS — The IndyGo Foundation recently announced it will receive a $240,900 grant from the Indianapolis African American Quality of Life Initiative (IAAQLI) over a two-year period. With these funds, […]
If the bus company is federally funded, hiring has to reflect local population. It could be that they just have to get those numbers up to keep funding.
A way around it is if caucasian applicants are part minority, such as Indian, Hispanic, etc. Or the applicant is LGBTQ if that is a local minority.
A way around it is if caucasian applicants are part minority, such as Indian, Hispanic, etc. Or the applicant is LGBTQ if that is a local minority.
Seems to be working well......
Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh’s administration on Tuesday unveiled a $1 million proposal to lower gun violence by, among other initiatives, paying known gang members a weekly stipend not to break the law and work toward turning their life around.
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Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh’s administration on Tuesday unveiled a $1 million proposal to lower gun violence by, among other initiatives, paying known gang members a weekly stipend not to break the law and work toward turning their life around.
At least 13 people shot, stabbed or hit by cars at Syracuse street party
At least 13 people were shot, stabbed or struck by fleeing cars at a massive street party in Syracuse early Sunday, police and a local report said.
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