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Re:I’m Not “Black Enough” for Inc. Magazine by Larrikin on Tuesday March 28, 2017 @11:21PM (#13983100)
Maybe on which programming language or framework is best. Most articles regarding race/gender discrimination even if they directly involve major tech firms are flagged and downvoted by large portions of the community. If they survive the initial wave, the top comments are usually pretty dismissive
Re:I’m Not “Black Enough” for Inc. Magazine by hueving on Wednesday March 29, 2017 @05:28AM (#13984570)
IIRC the "strange year at uber" article was one of the most up-voted articles this year.

People on here are always willing to read stories with substantiated claims or new information. However, yet another article pointing out how there is a general gender imbalance in the workforce that matches college CS graduation rates is likely to fall flat.

Re:I’m Not “Black Enough” for Inc. Magazine by aaron695 on Wednesday March 29, 2017 @12:35AM (#13983432)
Large businesses being evil is a very common narrative and a lame cliche really.

So if HN is downvoting, it's probably because educated people are not liking being played by a tired narrative.

Major tech firm is worse with race/gender discrimination than the community at large? Please, ever worked blue collar and seen their hiring practices?

They are dismissive for a reason.

If the tech community wants to set a good example, great. Being played to feel like they are worse than society... to smart for that narrative.

Re:I’m Not “Black Enough” for Inc. Magazine by Larrikin on Wednesday March 29, 2017 @12:45AM (#13983470)
If there is an issue it only matters if it's extremely egregious and the worst example?
Re:I’m Not “Black Enough” for Inc. Magazine by aaron695 on Wednesday March 29, 2017 @04:23AM (#13984335)
No. Not at all.

As long as it is reported as such. Which it is not. Hence my point.