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Note that this ban appears to be only for faculty hiring.

Most MIT employees are staff. I don't know if MIT requires DEI statements from staff hires, but I know other universities do, e.g. UC Berkeley, where I used to work. And yet, (as one example of many) check out the 7/7 white faces in leadership at executive.berkeley.edu/our-team



You really took a turn there by calling attention to their skin color. The interesting thing here isn’t that they look the same, but that they think the same.


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“Taking a turn” means I think I understand where you’re going, but then you take your point someplace else.

I agree with most of what you’re saying. The casual racial stereotyping is where you lose me.


> The casual racial stereotyping is where you lose me.

Nothing "casual" about it. Very deliberate. White people completely unwilling to see blatant racism (e.g. in hiring) when it stares them in the face.


You are a parody of your own point and you don’t even see it. Truly remarkable.


> Only a white person could come up with that.

lol




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