The issue is as I described above. If the only reason women don't want to go into neurosurgery is that it's dominated by white men and they see a lack of opportunity for mentorship and growth, then shouldn't we fix that? Or should we just decide that there are some industries that should be dominated by white guys forever because we can't be bothered to fix it?
Want a dramatic approach to encourage black kids to enter profressions where they have low representations?
Stop telling them they have little to no shot because of racism.
Why? What is the benefit in not choosing the best applicant for any position? Why would you impose race quotas on newsroom jobs but not on the MLB draft, or NBA draft? Why is it important to have a certain percentage of black women in boardrooms but not in the sanitation industry?
I don’t understand why it’s so hard to admit that certain races are better than others at certain things and it all balances out at the end of the day? Life isn’t supposed to be fair and equal so why try to make it so?
Funny how you’ll never hear any Asians Americans mention how unfair this country is.
Can you give me a breakdown of what unique talents white people vs. black people vs. asian people bring to the table? Is the suggestion that all races have different physical and mental abilities?
I'm not sure the sports analogy is apt. With years of performance to analyze by the time athletes are drafted, very easy to determine if an athlete is bigger, faster, stronger, etc.- very few other industries operate this way. Job interviews- in the vast majority of industries- are significantly more subjective than talent evaluations in sports are. There is much more room for bias and error. In the case of NBA vs. MLB, I have to imagine that the pipeline of white American high school basketball players is similar to (or larger than) the pipeline of black American basketball players. The black athletes tend to be more talented, and they move up in the sport. In MLB, the pipeline of white American baseball players dramatically outpaces the pipeline of black American baseball players, and that has nothing to do with the ability to throw hard or hit a ball far.
But, if you want me to appeal to your more rational side, how about because there is significant research to demonstrate that having a diverse team leads to better economic outcomes for a business?
https://www.mckinsey.com/featured-i...clusion/diversity-wins-how-inclusion-matters#
https://www.forbes.com/sites/sianbeilock/2019/04/04/how-diversity-leads-to-better-outcomes/
https://www.forbes.com/sites/erikla...ity-inclusion-better-decision-making-at-work/
https://hbr.org/2016/11/why-diverse-teams-are-smarter
https://hbr.org/2016/09/diverse-teams-feel-less-comfortable-and-thats-why-they-perform-better
Given that, it makes sense for race to be a factor in hiring decisions to some extent. No one is suggesting that companies should hire a completely unqualified minority candidate over a white candidate, but it makes a great case for ensuring you have a diverse pipeline and considering diversity when you're making a decision on the margins. And yes, this means representative diversity of all types, not just white vs. black.
Black men for sure have more athletic/stronger physical features on average than white men do.
I’d say your daughter needs to sack up and toughen up. Great people are forged in the fire of overcoming obstacles regardless of how childish they are.
This is not the fifties anymore. Men abuse men in the office as well.
naw...that management style needs to go the way of the dinosaur...it is awful for the organization and the people in it...and it doesn't produce good results
The issue is as I described above. If the only reason women don't want to go into neurosurgery is that it's dominated by white men and they see a lack of opportunity for mentorship and growth, then shouldn't we fix that? Or should we just decide that there are some industries that should be dominated by white guys forever because we can't be bothered to fix it?
Perfect. So this explains the NBA/NFL discrepancies. What biological difference explains the Fortune 500 c suite discrepency?
I am also wondering why there isn't a massive push for representative workforce in the sanitation department
Can you give me a breakdown of what unique talents white people vs. black people vs. asian people bring to the table? Is the suggestion that all races have different physical and mental abilities?
Can you walk me through this like I'm five? Because the way it reads is that you believe African Americans and Asian Americans have been treated the same throughout history, and because Asian Americans have excelled in some cases, racism doesn't exist.
No I’m saying the Asian culture preaches education, family structure and working hard.