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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]At the large (Fortune 100) corporation where I work, this is a huge priority and we receive constant updates from management on this.[/b]

It seems off to me to constantly discuss race, especially at work.  But it is the new normal.[/quote]

Honest question, but why do companies keep doing this?   I understand that they feel the need to virtue signal, but I also get the impression that a silent majority thinks this stuff is B.S. and I have to assume that includes a large amount of those who are in management itself.

I mean what would really be the repercussions of a company just quietly did away with these trainings? [/quote]

A very small minority would tar and feather the company publicly and it would be a PR disaster.

Yes, everyone with a brain (of any race) knows this is all BS. But most people today also genuinely are not, and certainly don’t want to be seen as, racist. So a  tiny sliver of active DEI mercenaries can pretty easily control things. It just takes the implicit threat that anyone who openly questions any of this crap will be cast out for improper thoughts. [/quote]

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