Google employees are free to speak up, except on antitrust

Re:Google employees are free to speak up, except on antitrust by DoofusOfDeath on Wednesday October 14, 2020 @07:35PM (#24783020)

Just for clarification of your point:

In the scenario you describe, how would you be aware of their racism if they didn't discuss it at work?

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Re:Google employees are free to speak up, except on antitrust by vore on Wednesday October 14, 2020 @07:42PM (#24783061)

I wouldn't, and that would be much more insidious if I was some race they weren't particularly fond of.

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Re:Google employees are free to speak up, except on antitrust by webmaven on Thursday October 15, 2020 @12:40AM (#24785004)

> In the scenario you describe, how would you be aware of their racism if they didn't discuss it at work?

Well, I suppose if there were no minority employees in that workplace, it would be kind of hard to tell, but otherwise, it often isn't that hard. And if you are in the minority, you almost certainly can tell since, in a thousand tiny subtle ways, you're constantly being told you don't belong.

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Re:Google employees are free to speak up, except on antitrust by webmaven on Monday October 19, 2020 @08:19PM (#24832592)

Perhaps the minor amount of snark here was uncalled for, but I don't think the downvoting was appropriate.

Anyone who thinks racism is only apparent when it is being spoken is plain wrong.

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