Elon Musk and Mark Cuban DUEL Over ‘WOKE’ Company Diversity Policies as D-E-I is on D-E-CLINE

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33 thoughts on “Elon Musk and Mark Cuban DUEL Over ‘WOKE’ Company Diversity Policies as D-E-I is on D-E-CLINE

  1. Its funny because when black people get a big position, even when they dominate a field, its because they are the best and hard working people, but when they dont, its because of racism.

    These people have no moral foundations and lack the ability to reason and its honestly making me feel negatively towards black americans. Ive had to question if im getting racist but luckily these feels dont come when interacting with black people in real life. I think its the ideas and the black conversation as a whole and not the individuals i take issue with

  2. ​If a person is encouraged by opinions packaged as facts that can be located, reviewed, and validated I can understand how one's perspective might be shaped. Research by McKinsey & Company (2015) is one of many studies that meet high research quality standards (large dataset, employs robust statistical methods, and clear / measurable objectives) that support the efficacy of properly designed DEI programs. In the case of the McKinsey study of some 800 firms, the exhaustive research found that companies in the top quartile for racial and ethnic diversity are 35% more likely to have financial returns above their industry medians. This evidence is one data point in a larger pool that supports the idea that DEI efforts, by promoting a diverse workforce, contribute to better organizational performance and outcomes. The goal is to ensure fair consideration for all "qualified" candidates by expanding the selection pool, and addressing historical, and structural imbalances in the process.

    Other Studies

    – The Impact of Gender Diversity on the Performance of Business Teams: Evidence from a Field Experiment" by Sander Hoogendoorn, Hessel Oosterbeek, and Mirjam van Praag (2013)

    – Diversity and Innovation: A Business Opportunity for All" by Boston Consulting Group (BCG) (2018)

    – Diversity, Social Goods Provision, and Performance in the Firm" by Sara Ellison and Wallace Mullin (2014)

    – Does Diversity Pay?: Race, Gender, and the Business Case for Diversity" by Cedric Herring (2009)

  3. Blondie being deliberately obtuse again. Deliberately skewing his words to change his meaning. From now on I'm going dei. No more names just what describes your external appearance.

  4. I am quite sure that the federal government entities have read and understand the thinking and behavior endemic in this type of thinking. it manifested itself on januaury 6, 2020 -attack on the capitol of the united states. the only thing i can guess is when is those on the left of the right become leftist themselves and start to act on their depraved ideas/beliefs. see it for what it is….

  5. dei had nothing to do with the door malfunction of the boeing aircraft – these are the same people that brought mcas as an added safety feature and failed to properly identify to their customers resulting in mass casualties. but on the other hand the FAA and others were celebrating the reduction in paper rules and regulations, after the nFAA allowed boeing to basically police itself – this has nothing to do with that moron's statement that this was the result or leading to casualties – do to DEI. nasa should re-evaluate their relationship with mr musk as he does anything possible to get back into the graces of his jewish masters – less they continue to punish him for his statements.

  6. DEI = quotas. If you reduce the pool of people you recruit from, sometimes significantly (based on their skin colour), the chances of hiring a great candidate is reduced. It's very simple maths.

  7. I wonder how much of these questions are Jessica playing devil's advocate or are her real opinion. For example, that question about "is it the case that there are ZERO qualified black women for the job?" nobody said or implied that. However this is a common rebuttal on the left so its hard to discern if she is just being a good interviewer by offering up a rebuttal or if this is a backdoor debate.

  8. As a lifelong fan of the NFL, I've been heartened to witness the growing diversity within the league, notably the increasing presence of African American coaches and the historic number of Black quarterbacks who started in the 2023-2024 season. The NBA's strides in this area are equally laudable. Despite criticisms from figures like Musk and Ackman regarding DEI policies, I firmly believe that these measures are critical in rectifying long-standing racial disparities in leadership roles. It's disheartening to still encounter racist attitudes that unfairly judge Black quarterbacks and coaches. For instance, the talents and capabilities of individuals like Mike Tomlin, DeMeco Ryans, Todd Bowles, Patrick Mahomes, and Lamar Jackson starkly contrast such outdated prejudices. Their achievements stand as a testament to the fact that professional excellence transcends racial boundaries. Although it's inspiring to see these changes, with only 3 of 32 NFL teams having African American head coaches, more progress is needed. The significant breakthrough of 14 Black quarterbacks starting in the 2023-2024 season is a step in the right direction, demonstrating the positive impact of DEI initiatives in sports. It's crucial that we continue to support and advocate for such policies to ensure a fair and inclusive environment in all professional sports.

  9. I’m starting to think the only reason Musk came to the US is because apartheid ended 😂. This dude hates Blacks, Jews and anyone who isn’t White or Asian. Weird.

  10. If DEI is wrong and should be eliminated; what do you do to solve the problem of unequal hiring and promotions that the data has proven over and over again occurs in Fortune 500 companies? If someone can answer that question, I'd love to hear about it.

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