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DEI Jobs being slashed: The Wokecession has arrived


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2023 Dec 31, 11:41pm   1,228 views  41 comments

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Tech giants, like Google and Meta, have slashed diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs in 2023 despite their commitments following the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests and riots.

According to data provided by job site Indeed, cited by CNBC, DEI-related job postings in 2023 have declined 44%.

In November 2023, the last full month for which data was available, DEI job postings dropped 23% year over year.

Layoffs at Google and Meta also included employees who held leadership roles in Black employee resource groups (ERGs), CNBC said.

Devika Brij, CEO of Brij the Gap Consulting, which works with tech companies’ DEI efforts, told CNBC that some companies have cut nearly 90% of their DEI budget by midyear 2023.

“When George Floyd began to become the topic of conversations, companies and executives doubled down on their commitments and here we are only a couple years later, and folks are looking for opportunities to cut those teams,” Brij said.

Melinda Briana Epler, the founder and CEO of Empovia, said that the cuts in DEI in 2023 were “stark” compared to previous years.

“Whenever there is an economic downturn in tech, some of the first budgets that are cut are in DEI, but I don’t think we’ve seen such stark contrast as this year,” Epler told CNBC.

The layoffs come just three years following the boom in DEI initiatives that came during the Black Lives Matter protests and riots.

https://nypost.com/2023/12/28/tech/google-meta-other-tech-giants-slash-dei-related-jobs-resource-groups-in-2023-report/

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2   Ceffer   2024 Jan 1, 12:35am  

They just changed the name to 'Mistakes and Incompetency Program'. MAIP.
3   RWSGFY   2024 Jan 1, 3:22am  

Nooooooo!
4   AD   2024 Jan 30, 1:18pm  

Google earnings call now for October-December 2023... they only beat Wall Street expectations by around 2.5% for earnings and revenue

Google is now down about 3.5% in after hours trading

Perhaps more job cuts announcements would help Google stock

So much for the economy doing really good according to the White House narrative...who they got as their economy minister ? James Carville ?

I like what I am hearing on the news that a vast majority of job growth is low paying jobs

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5   Bd6r   2024 Jan 30, 2:59pm  

AFAIKthey just rename these DIE offices into something else, very few get fired even in red Texas.
6   AD   2024 Jan 30, 3:47pm  

UPS announced it is cutting 12,000 jobs (out of about 530,000 person workforce) this year and is requiring all workers to return to the office 5 days a week.

So much for the great economy narrative
7   RWSGFY   2024 Jan 30, 3:53pm  

AD says

UPS announced it is cutting 12,000 jobs (out of about 530,000 person workforce) this year and is requiring all workers to return to the office 5 days a week.

So much for the great economy narrative


They just negotiated $130K salaries for union drivers.
8   gabbar   2024 Jan 30, 4:04pm  

Elephant in the room is outsourcing and importation of foreign cheap labor instead of using citizens
9   Eric Holder   2024 Jan 30, 4:09pm  

gabbar says


Elephant in the room is outsourcing and importation of foreign cheap labor instead of using citizens


UPS is unionized, therefore hiring illegals instead of citizens for driver positions has no real benefit. I mean, sure, they can hire them, but they will still have to pay whatever was negotiated with the Teamsters.
10   AmericanKulak   2024 Jan 30, 5:03pm  

AD says

James Carville ?

Stunning to think that he is less crazy than 90% of the media AND democratic staffers/appointees today.
11   AmericanKulak   2024 Jan 30, 5:04pm  

AD says

UPS announced it is cutting 12,000 jobs (out of about 530,000 person workforce) this year and is requiring all workers to return to the office 5 days a week.

Sounds like that's for admin jobs, not the drivers, who would have to come to the warehouse for their loads.
12   AD   2024 Jan 30, 5:05pm  

AmericanKulak says

AD says

James Carville ?

Stunning to think that he is less crazy than 90% of the media AND democratic staffers/appointees today.


Yes, Carville does not completely believe his own bullshit. He just as loud and obnoxious as them also.

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13   rocketjoe79   2024 Jan 31, 9:40am  

gabbar says

Elephant in the room is outsourcing and importation of foreign cheap labor instead of using citizens


Fixed it for ya:

Elephant in the room is outsourcing and importation of foreign VOTES instead of using citizens
14   Patrick   2024 Feb 1, 9:25am  

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/swiped-thursday-february-1-2024-c


Thanks to a newly-enacted law last year, Florida’s public universities are slowly healing themselves of their racist Distractions, Errors, and Incompetence (DEI) departments. The latest this week was announced by Miami’s Florida International University which, Javier Milei-like, eliminated its DEI department:




I guess it’s spreading.
15   AmericanKulak   2024 Feb 1, 12:32pm  

Still have to force colleges to get rid of subsidizing this on campus:
https://www.facebook.com/valenciapeaceandjustice/
https://www.peacejusticeinstitute.org/

Valencia College (Orange County/Orland Com College) works closely with them

Peace and Justice always means BLM, DIE, Fannonism, etc.
17   Patrick   2024 Mar 4, 1:11pm  

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/the-abolition-of-woke-monday-march


The WSJ reported last year that DEI discussions on corporate investor calls have become increasingly rare.

My oldest, best friend runs a large, contrarian investment fund. One of his favorite techniques to identify his short-sale targets (i.e., betting the stock price will fall) is counting up the minutes of investor calls devoted to DEI. He swears there is an inverse relationship between the proportion of DEI chatter and future stock performance.

In other words, the more corporate officials talk about their awesome DEI programs, the more it seems like they’re trying to distract investors from problems with their fundamentals. I would add that the more time and attention top management devotes to DEI, the less time and attention it has to give its real mission, which should be delivering a superior product or service.

Let’s test the theory. Victoria’s Secret, Moderna, and ConocoPhillips all significantly expanded their DEI teams last year. But even though the market as a whole is up, the jab company and the now body-positive lingerie firm are down year-over-year. Only the oil and gas company is up, and only about +1%. So.

Meanwhile, The Home Depot cut its DEI department by over 50% last year. Its stock is way up...

So. Maybe my friend’s rule works in reverse, too. Maybe there’s a positive relationship between deep cuts to DEI and an increased stock price. Somebody should look into that (because the media won’t, that’s for sure).

DEI is not just getting punched in the face by for-profit corporations. Last week, Florida’s largest public university axed its entire DEI department. According to the WaPo article, in just the last year state legislators have introduced at least sixty-five anti-DEI bills. Last year, the Supreme Court struck down affirmative action in college admissions, and the decision loaded ammunition into legal challenges against private employers’ hiring practices. Conservative groups have been suing prominent mid-size corporations over their psychotic, anti-white, discriminatory hiring practices.
19   Patrick   2024 Apr 3, 9:50am  

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/just-culturally-wednesday-april-3


Local Austin ABC affiliate KVUE ran a terrific story yesterday headlined, “Dozens of UT Austin employees in DEI-related roles to be laid off.” Well, to be honest, KVUE was not super excited about the news. The story’s first quote was Aaliyah Barlow, president of UT’s Black Student Alliance, who reportedly sobbed “honestly, I cried and I was angry.”

Thanks democrats! Welcome to 2024. This is what things have come to. Adults crying over politics. Forget about policy or even reason. It’s all emotion now: mainly grief and rage. I’m not exaggerating. KVUE’s next ‘DEI policy analyst’ quote was from UT junior Chrisdianna Mcafee, who said, "A lot of people are upset; all of my group chats are raging. All of the GroupMe’s, all of the Slacks – everybody is raging.”

Goodness. Her inability to enunciate a rational objection makes one wonder what Ms. Mcafee’s student loan balance has climbed up to. The University of Texas might be wildly succeeding in its ‘emo’ studies, but it is clearly failing students elsewhere. Is that really value for money?

The news devastating UT’s far-left students was the announcement by the school’s president that, following passage of a new Texas law, the school’s DEI department would be rolled up, its diverse faculty employees reassigned, its funding equitably redeployed, and around 60 highly-inclusive “support staff” would be ashcanned. The president explained:

Funding used to support DEI across campus prior to SB 17's effective date will be redeployed to support teaching and research. As part of this reallocation, associate or assistant deans who were formerly focused on DEI will return to their full-time faculty positions. The positions that provided support for those associate and assistant deans and a small number of staff roles across campus that were formerly focused on DEI will no longer be funded.

This is more excellent progress. And the blue-state / red-state divide grows ever wider.
20   Patrick   2024 May 15, 8:03pm  

https://slaynews.com/news/dozens-secret-service-agents-ask-congress-investigate-dei-putting-america-risk/


Dozens of Secret Service Agents Ask Congress to Investigate Whether DEI Puts America at Risk

Thirty-nine Secret Service agents have signed a petition calling on Congress to investigate whether Marxist “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI) policies are putting America at risk.

The petition followed a bizarre incident involving a Secret Service agent assigned to Vice President Kamala Harris, the Tampa Free Press reported. ...

“There’s a petition circulating inside the US Secret Service that flags concerns about ‘a number of recent Secret Service incidents indicative of inadequate training,’ a double standard in disciplinary actions, and a vulnerability ‘to potential insider threats’ that could pose a risk to US nat sec,” she wrote.

“Aim is to call for a congressional investigation, petition says,” she later added. ...

A news release from the U.S. Secret Service on April 22 said that an agent assigned to Harris “began displaying behavior their colleagues found distressing” before coming to blows with a supervising agent, CBS News reported.

“The agent was removed from her assignment while medical personnel were summoned,” the statement added.

Other sources present said the agent was muttering incoherently before engaging in a physical fight with a superior at the Joint Base Andrews.

The agent who was the aggressor was immediately subdued and detained by fellow agents, as Slay News reported.

RealClearPolitics identified the agent as Michelle Herczeg, a female agent on Harris’s security detail.

An ambulance took Herczeg to an area hospital where the agent was admitted. ...

The incident led to claims that Herczeg’s mental state may have been overlooked in order to comply with DEI hiring practices.

RealClearPolitics reporter Susan Crabtree revealed on social media that sources within the Secret Service questioned whether the agent in question was still on duty as a consequence of DEI policies.

Crabtree offered some other details in a post on X.

“Sources within the Secret Service community tell me the agent assigned to VP Kamala Harris was armed during the fight – that the gun was secured in the agent’s holster until other agents physically restrained the agent and took the gun from the agent’s possession,” she posted.

Crabtree said there are internal concerns over the incident.

“I’m also told there are DEI concerns among the USSS community about the hiring of this agent.
22   WookieMan   2024 May 17, 8:31am  

UkraineIsTotallyFucked says





Why do ugly women put clown makeup on and assume they're attractive? Honest question to derail the thread. Do you honestly think women that wear clown makeup are attractive. I don't mind black females, not my preference, but that woman is hideous. She could scrub a rhinos ass with that nose. There's enough gums to put Wrigley out of business. That's a horse face if I've ever seen one.

Why not just hire women based on merit and not the breed of horse they are?
24   Patrick   2024 May 21, 5:25pm  

https://openthebooks.substack.com/p/university-of-north-carolina-system




I suppose the people behind the Federal Reserve can just create unlimited money and use it for bullshit like this.
25   stereotomy   2024 May 21, 6:57pm  

I savaged the wokeness in my "anonymous" employee engagement survey. We'll see what comes of it - probably jack fucking squat.
27   Patrick   2024 Sep 17, 9:51am  

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/human-hedgehog-tuesday-september


The great DEI drainout continues. Last week, North Carolina’s Daily Tar Heel ran a story headlined, “UNC System announces multi-million dollar cuts for DEI positions and programs.”

It was a DEI St. Valentine’s Day massacre. Last week, the state’s Board of Governors made sweeping cuts across the entire North Carolina public university system, slashing up to sixty positions and reallocating tens of millions of dollars in budgets for diversity and inclusion programs.

The Board equitably reassigned even more positions and, very diversely, dissolved entire DEI departments.

The move followed a new policy the Board approved back in May. UNC’s system approved a policy banning all DEI offices and titles, and required its universities to report on staff and funding reductions for these programs by September 1st.

Progress! As red state educational systems recapture money wasted on DEI departments, they will gain competitive advantages over blue state schools, since they can better fund other programs that add value, like STEM degrees. Blue state schools will, eventually, be forced to come around.

It’s slow, but it’s happening. Nobody’s setting up new DEI departments, and red states are, one by one, defenestrating them. As Charles MacKay famously wrote, “Men, it has been well said, think in herds; it will be seen that they go mad in herds, while they only recover their senses slowly, one by one.”

In a world that seems constantly crazy, we need to focus on what’s happening at ground level in boardrooms and conferences. The world is not going as crazy as the headlines suggest. Hang in there!
28   Patrick   2024 Oct 17, 10:52am  

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/testy-cles-thursday-october-17-2024


Yesterday, the New York Times ran a long-form, magazine-style report, explicitly labeled as “investigative,” headlined “The University of Michigan Doubled Down on D.E.I. What Went Wrong?” ...

Apart from Matt Walsh’s movie (“Am I Racist?”), nothing this year has more evidenced the promising advances in the conservative counter-revolution than this article springing from one of the wellsprings of DEI, which, as it turns out, is not, after all, Ponce De Leon’s fountain of eternal academic youth.

DEI is prematurely aging. It isn’t aging well.

The article described how no university in America embraced DEI as tightly and passionately as did the University of Michigan. In 2016, after Trump’s election, every single MichU department, hundreds and hundreds of them, were ordered to develop and staff comprehensive DEI radicalization plans.

Even the university’s plant nursery (the “Arboretum”) delivered a 37-page buzzword-packed diversity plan, born out of wedlock, which vowed to adopt “a polycentric paradigm, decentering singular ways of knowing and cocreating meaning through a variety of epistemic frames, including dominant scientific and horticultural modalities, Two-Eyed Seeing, Kinomaage and other cocreated power realignments.”

They are deadly serious, but that right there is a joke. I defy you to explain what that means in simple English. (Two-Eyed Seeing? Apart from BB gun accident victims and the mythical Cyclops, is there any other kind of seeing?) I also defy you to justify how a plant nursery could be so racist it had to be “fixed” in the first place.

The Times’ investigative journalist interviewed numberless faculty members, mostly unlucky teachers who the institutional DEI machine had masticated at one point or another. A common theme developed. The original architects and power brokers of MichU’s DEI industry refused to talk to the Times’ reporter. They sensed it was too dangerous.

A second theme bubbled up: white women were the worst. A “cartoon professor” was investigated by the University’s DEI police after students reported her for showing them a ‘racist’ cartoon (a 1960s political cartoon about Maoist repression). She told the Times she’d been reported by a group of female white students. “They want to do something — be a part of the cause,” the professor explained.

Another professor remarked that creating the DEI tipline and policing process was like handing tasers to a gang of six-year-old children. At times, the article swerved — almost certainly intentionally — toward Matt Walsh-levels of self-parody. For example:

"Last spring, I met with Princess-'Maria Mboup, then the B.S.U.'s
vice speaker, and Brooklyn Blevins, its speaker at the time.
Michigan couldn't create a more welcoming environment for Black
students because it didn't enroll enough of them, Blevins told me; it
couldn't enroll more of them because the environment wasn't
welcoming."

... In sum, the Times’ story — again, well worth reading — conveyed a pervasive sense of dilapidation, as though the entire edifice of DEI is rotting from the inside, paint peeling off the walls, doors hanging from the hinges. Let us never forget that DEI was still under construction until the pandemic exposed the reprehensible ideology to appalled parents.
29   Patrick   2024 Oct 17, 5:52pm  

https://wmbriggs.substack.com/p/nsf-to-science-die-science-to-nsf




Would it help to point out shoveling money to people because they are of a specific race is illegal? No, it would not. Because the law is what the law does, so suck it up, white men. And because “Beginning in 2021, the White House and NSF created scientific integrity policies to require that agencies “[i]ncorporate [Diversity, Inclusion, Equity, and Accessibility] considerations into all aspects of science planning, execution, and communication.”

About a third of the DIE grants went to women because they were women. The Committee didn’t say what these women’s feelings were about this, but it’s a good bet the papers they write funded by this largess will fill us in in great detail.

The other grants went to the categories of Social Justice, a.k.a. Grievance Hustling, Race, and Environmental Justice, which surprisingly (to me, anyway) only scooped up 362 grants. Could interest in “climate change” for persons of color be waning?

It’s worse than the raw numbers say, because the amounts going to DIE are increasing year by year, with most of it coming in 2023, and 2024 looking like it will be a banner year. A full 16.5\% of all NSF grants in 2022 were for DIEing, almost 19\% in 2023, and it’s projected to be about 27\% this year.

Over a quarter of “hard” science money is now going to DIE. It turns out to be more than enough.

More evidence comes from this post (and subscribe!) by our friend John Carter, the very Martian Warlord himself: “Academia is women’s work“. All that money spent to DIE has its effect. Women now dominate almost all university departments, with the exceptions, so far, of Engineering and Computer Science. For the obvious reasons. But, as Carter says, these fields cannot remain untouched:

"Sadly for the prospects of academia, there is almost no prospect of universities letting well enough be. The persistence of a few small pockets of patriarchy in the midst of the gynocratic hegemony is an affront to everything the longhouse stands for. We endlessly hear about the crisis of female underrepresentation in those departments that have not yet been conquered, principally STEM. There are special recruitment programs for women, special scholarships for women, special mentoring programs for women. STEM departments are under constant internal and external pressure to bring in more women. This has led to a culture inside STEM departments that shows immense favouritism to women…

University faculties and administrations are packed full of activist girlbosses for whom admitting, mentoring, hiring, and promoting other activist girlbosses is their entire animating purpose in life."
30   Ceffer   2024 Oct 17, 6:08pm  

Meanwhile, in KommieFornia, the apparatchiks get their cheese to guarantee the continuity of the election fraud process and their craven loyalties. Holy shit, look at that crowd and cease to wonder what's wrong with Cali government.

https://t.me/epochtimes/113174

31   AmericanKulak   2024 Oct 17, 6:09pm  

Patrick says

She told the Times she’d been reported by a group of female white students. “They want to do something — be a part of the cause,” the professor explained.

It was always the women, and above all the young ones, who were the most bigoted adherents of the Party, the swallowers of slogans, the amateur spies and nosers-out of unorthodoxy. - 1984
33   Patrick   2024 Nov 26, 4:04pm  

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/unstoppable-tuesday-november-26-2024


The Wall Street Journal ran a very satisfying story yesterday headlined, “Walmart Rolls Back DEI Programs.” The sub-headline added, “Retail giant will wind down Center for Racial Equity and prevent sellers from listing some LGBTQ-themed items on its website.” It’s not just Walmart. Walmart swings massive momentum as the world’s largest retailer, dictating preferred terms to a vast root system of suppliers and manufacturers. Could the nation’s long DEI nightmare officially be over? Has the tide, at long last, finally turned?

A now-familiar name appeared in the Journal’s article: conservative filmmaker and anti-DEI activist Robby Starbuck. Robby tweeted about how the Walmart turnaround went down. He contacted Walmart management and told them he planned to run a story on their DEI programs. Walmart management asked for an emergency meeting with Robby, and when they met, Walmart reviewed a long list of planned DEI rollbacks.

The changes ran the gamut from simple to profound. The retailer promised to discontinue using the DEI acronym and its words. It will ashcan the cringe term “LatinX.” It will stop racial equity training for its employees. It will remove some super-gross, non-kid-friendly LGBT products from its web-based ‘marketplace.’ Most importantly, Walmart will end its preferred-suppliers program, which gave advantages to suppliers pushing DEI on their employees.

Illustrating the power of a single committed conservative activist, Robby Starbuck has now been involved in deleting DEI from corporate policies at: Tractor Supply, John Deere, Harley Davidson, Polaris, Indian Motorcycle, Lowe’s, Ford, Coors, Stanley Black & Decker, Jack Daniels, DeWalt tools, Craftsman, Caterpillar, Boeing, Toyota and now WALMART.

Robby Starbuck is a one-man DEI wrecking ball.
34   Patrick   2024 Nov 26, 7:21pm  

https://www.thecentersquare.com/georgia/article_f8bd6506-a8f8-11ef-b462-6fc61f7f5f4c.html


University System of Georgia to ban DEI, commit to neutrality, teach Constitution

By Tate Miller | The Center Square contributor Nov 23, 2024

The University System of Georgia’s Board of Regents has recommended a number of new and revised policies for its institutions, such as a commitment to institutional neutrality, the prohibiting of DEI tactics, and a mandatory education in America’s founding documents. ...

“Ideological tests, affirmations, and oaths, including diversity statements,” will be banned from admissions processes and decisions, employment processes and decisions, and institution orientation and training for both students and employees.

“No applicant for admission shall be asked to or required to affirmatively ascribe to or opine about political beliefs, affiliations, ideals, or principles, as a condition for admission,” the new policy states.

Additionally, USG will hire based on a person’s qualifications and ability.

“The basis and determining factor” for employment will be “that the individual possesses the requisite knowledge, skills, and abilities associated with the role, and is believed to have the ability to successfully perform the essential functions, responsibilities, and duties associated with the position for which the individual is being considered.”
36   komputodo   2024 Nov 27, 12:56pm  

Blue says

Western Media Suppresses Study That Reveals DEI Training Fuels Hatred Against Hindus

its not the dei training, its because they generally stink.
37   Patrick   2024 Dec 4, 9:27am  

https://notthebee.com/article/breaking-southwest-airlines-cancels-dei-employment-practices


Southwest jettisons DEI hiring practices after civil rights complaint ✊
Dec 4, 2024 · NottheBee.com

In the latest blow to the DEI agenda, Southwest Airlines has reportedly agreed to ground and cancel its DEI employment practices following a federal civil rights complaint by America First Legal (AFL).

The U.S. Department of Labor has confirmed that Southwest will end race and sex-based discrimination in hiring and promotions following AFL’s federal civil rights complaint.
38   Patrick   2024 Dec 30, 10:55am  

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/appomattox-monday-december-30-2024


That hissing sound is the air leaking out of the DEI balloon. NBC ran a terrific story yesterday headlined, “DEI programs weathered a myriad of attacks this year, with more to come in 2025.” For instance, on Friday, local KCRG-Boise ran a very encouraging video report headlined, “University of Iowa pushes to close departments of American Studies and Gender, Women’s and Sexuality.” (Sexuality studies? What career does that prepare you for?)

As part of a broader DEI diminishment effort, the University of Iowa’s board of governors announced last week a plan to close —for good— the three silliest, least productive departments in the state’s public universities, plus cancel two other majors in ‘American Studies’ and Social Justice.

Earlier this month, the University of Michigan ended a requirement for ‘DEI statements’ in faculty hiring, promotion, and tenure. And the University of Austin, a private liberal arts university, also replaced its DEI framework with merit-based initiatives this year. “One by one, diversity, equity and inclusion programs at some of the country’s biggest companies fell apart in 2024,” NBC reported, “with signs that efforts to reverse DEI initiatives will only ramp up in 2025.”

Even companies hanging on to DEI face lawsuits and shareholder initiatives. CostCo is in the news this week as its woke board tries to fend off a well-organized shareholder proposal to delete DEI. Other companies are trying to keep the grift going by rebranding and relabeling their DEI departments and going underground, a short-term solution not likely to remain viable in the long term, with the DOJ passing under skeptical conservative control.
39   Ceffer   2024 Dec 30, 12:46pm  

Like said, somebody pulled a cog at the 'Committee of 300' (or maybe even 3000) level of the chambered Freemason pyramid to diminish the DEI corporate crap. Wonder who was assassinated (or exfiltrated). The recent 'Rothschild' death (or fake death/exfiltration)?

If higher ups in the Globalist ant colony start being yanked with extreme prejudice, when will the panic in the lower levels start to make the useful idiots turn on each other?

Bug spray for the DEI nest?
40   AmericanKulak   2024 Dec 30, 12:56pm  

Blue says

Western Media Suppresses Study That Reveals DEI Training Fuels Hatred Against Hindus

You Asians aren't having babies out of wedlock while shooting up heroin and stealing hubcabs.

That makes you "White Adjacent", and therefore bad, in their eyes.
41   WookieMan   2024 Dec 30, 2:52pm  

Patrick says

In the latest blow to the DEI agenda, Southwest Airlines has reportedly agreed to ground and cancel its DEI employment practices following a federal civil rights complaint by America First Legal (AFL).

Never seen a black pilot on any of my flights with SW. Ever. Or female. I generally chat it up with them and the wife saves my seat. Sometimes they'll let the kids sit in the cockpit.

Flight attendants. Never see Asians, sometimes black and only Mexicans flying to countries where they speak Spanish which makes sense. They may have a DEI agenda, but it surely wasn't enforced at all. It's all white male pilots and perky or older aged white females. There are some gay men I suppose. 100+ flights. Has to be the baggage handlers and gate attendants, hence why they probably lost my snowboard on one flight. On the plane though no DEI with SW.

I like travel. I know flying is safe. But if I feel someone is incompetent I ain't getting on that tube. I'm sure I'm annoying when pilots are getting ready for a flight, but I don't care. The other thing is Southwest is 737 only. I know the mechanics know what they're doing. The pilots know what they're doing. It just feels safer.

I'm basically a flawless driver. I hate renting cars. Airlines like United, American and Delta scare me. They jump in a different car that they were certified in but may have not flow in a year. A SW pilot is jumping into a different model year of a Chevy Suburban. Minor changes, but you figure it out quickly.

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