You forgot the implication that black women couldn’t possibly be skilled or smart enough to be hired. Because they’re black. That’s the racist part. It’s devaluation stemming from racism.
It appears that Boebert has said that about a particular women person of colour, not all of them.
So I wouldn’t necessarily imply racism here. Common devaluation - sure.
Is that better?
P.S.
My first language is Russian, and we usually refer to a person by it’s gender. That’s why I defaulted with “woman” instead of more broad “person”.
How could it be devaluing? That is the point. That’s why she said it.
It’s devaluing, because Boebert named diversity as a reason to hire Karine, not her professional qualities.
you’re almost there… just explain what kind of diversity and you should arrive.
DEI is not racism (in theory). It’s a tool to fight one (in theory).
are you a bot? none of your comments seem to follow the one before
English isn’t my first language. Maybe that’s the case.
Let me guess, Russian is your first language.
Yes. I also despise Boebert and Putin fyi :)
You hate Putin?
What are you doing about that?
The original poster was saying that Lauren Boebert is racist for calling her a “DEI Hire”… not the concept of “Diversity, Equity and Inclusion”.
I just was being lazy and didn’t type the whole “DEI hire”. But I’ve meant it.
I think, being called “DEI hired” is not necessarily racism but a common devaluation / belittlement.
Okay, well then you are disagreeing with each other.
You forgot the implication that black women couldn’t possibly be skilled or smart enough to be hired. Because they’re black. That’s the racist part. It’s devaluation stemming from racism.
It appears that Boebert has said that about particular women, not all of them.
So I wouldn’t necessarily imply racism here. Common devaluation - sure.
Bad chatbot. You can’t switch between sexism and racism without even attempting to connect the two.
Ok.
Is that better?
P.S. My first language is Russian, and we usually refer to a person by it’s gender. That’s why I defaulted with “woman” instead of more broad “person”.