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>>sn_mas+(OP)
The quote in the title of the article is really an inappropriate way to try to describe inclusiveness. It’s not about being less, it’s about including others more.

>>philis+Cg
Don't try to justify racism. The slides literally told employees to "be less white".

>>gthtjt+1i
If that instruction was contextually intended to support non-white employees who felt like they had to "play white" in order to succeed, I think the advice is generally good ("be yourself").

If that was contextually directed primarily towards white employees, it's offensive and inherently racist.

I didn't (and now can't) see the context, but context matters. "White before black" is offensive/racist in many contexts, but not in the rules of chess.

>>sokolo+Ii
> If that was contextually directed primarily towards white employees, it's offensive and inherently racist.

Yes, and you can confirm it yourself:

https://twitter.com/DrKarlynB/status/1362774562769879044?s=2...