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What the he🏒🏒 just happened? Everything is red!
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Nothing. I’m here to work.
D3 - actually, not what I said. I said companies have a role beyond making money. that isn't really a statement of fact, more an opinion that any thing that exists and employs people, creates products, and has power plays (whether it intends to or not) a role beyond making money
It doesn’t matter what white people want to hear. The protests aren’t about us, and we shouldn’t try to make them about us and our wants/needs.
Pro
A2 is choosing to be part of the problem rather than part of the solution...
Weirdly focused question. White people who used to be consultants but now aren’t, please grant us your unique perspective on institutional racism and police brutality?
Why is a focused question weird? I know what Consulting companies are doing. So I don’t think it’s weird to be interested in the perspective outside consulting. Thanks for your weird take tho
Chief
Not a white person, but I'm of the mindset that I want my industry employer to stay away from useless virtue signaling and pandering and focus on work.
Totally fine with my coworkers talking about it, but I don't want my employer to pander without concrete actions, as is the case with the majority of firms out there that have jumped on the pandering and virtue signaling bandwagon.
If your only getting around to it now, your gonna have to admit your late.
Rising Star
Nothing. Politics should stay out of the workplace
Pro
Wait, protesting against racism is a political issue to you? Protesting for human rights is political? Yikes.
Anyway OP, best practice is probably to adopt a stance of listening. You’re not there to pass judgment, you should help other people be heard.