Google, Facebook and Netflix Can't Hire Blacks Because
Google, Facebook and Netflix Can't Hire Blacks Because They Say They
Are 'Too Dumb'.... REALLY!!!???
Google, Facebook and Netflix executives feel that Black people: "can't
code", "have no work ethics", "are lazy", "have not suffered for as many
decades as Asian people so they won't work as cheap as all the Asians
those companies have hired", "have no creative skills", "won't follow
the political programming as well as Asians do from all of their
Communist indoctrination" and they are "shifty". Google,
Facebook and Netflix executives kind of feel the same way about women
unless the women are hot and will sit at reception desks or work in the PR
Office.
The largest concentration of Bay Area black people are right up the
street in East Palo Alto. They tend to think that Google, Facebook and
Netflix executives are racist elitist Stanford "pigs"!
For decades government studies have shown that Google, Facebook and
Netflix hire almost no blacks unless they are they few that are placed in
visible token positions. Every year the reports come out and every year
the PR offices for those companies say that they agree that it is a shame
and they will "do better.......". They NEVER do better. They just lie,
defer, delay and obfuscate.
The few blacks that have gotten into those companies have said that their
embedded cultures were "sick perverted white-scapes".
Google, Facebook and Netflix need to be nationalized and everyone in East
Palo Alto needs to walk down the street and sit in their lobbies until
that happens.
Aug
18, 2017The culture at Google promoted the idea of
the "meritocracy", meaning discrimination is no longer a problem and
that women struggling to get promotions should simply work harder and
advocate ...
Aug
16, 2019A former Google employee sent a memo before
leaving the tech giant in which he claims to have been subjected to racism
as a black person working for the Masters of the Universe.
Feb
10, 2020Minorities at Google and other major tech
companies are also sharply underrepresented in non-technical jobs such
as sales and administration, with African Americans faring noticeably
worse than ...
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been flagging racial bias in the search engine's results - but Google
says it's only reflecting the way society searches. by.
Racist Listings In
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Happening Once again, Google Maps is in the news for
inappropriate listings. However, it might not be overt hacking
to blame ...
Google,
already under investigation over allegations of gender pay
discrimination, has been hit with a lawsuit alleging that it
pays women less than men.
Ex-recruiter
accuses Google of hiring discrimination against white,
Asian men The lawsuit alleges that for several quarters Google
would not make employment offers for technical positions to ...
Sep
14, 2017Three former employees of Google have
filed a class action lawsuit against the internet giant,
alleging a pattern of discrimination against women workers,
including systemically lower pay than ...
Developed by
sociologist Joe Feagin, systemic racism is a popular way
of explaining, within the social sciences and humanities, the
significance of race and racism both historically and in
today's world. Feagin describes the concept and the realities
attached to it in his well-researched and readable book, Racist
America: Roots, Current Realities, & Future Reparations.
Noble's new
book, Algorithms of Oppression: How Search Engines
Reinforce Racism, challenges the idea that search
engines like Google provide a level playing field
for all ideas, values, and ...
Whereas past
research on subtle discrimination—and discrimination more
generally—has traditionally focused on discrimination as a
cause-and-effect process (i.e., discrimination occurs, and
these are its consequences; Salvatore & Shelton,
Reference Salvatore and Shelton 2007), we contend this
view of discrimination is oversimplified and ...
Google
employees are circulating a memo written by a former
Googler who says they encountered racism and
'never stopped feeling the burden of being black' while
working there Nick Bastone 2019-08 ...
