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Social Justice Ideology Within Google Escalates, Huge Protest
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11:58Now PlayingCollege Social Justice Protests Have Entered The Workforce. Among their list of demands over abuse allegations, google staffers around the world demanded that the company institute a policy of hiring people based on gender and race at all levels of the company and be penalized for it.
These appear to be the same type of protests you would see at college only now its happening at google. Typically these types of diversity and social justice demands were seen at schools but now we see the same phenomenon happening at Google offices.
The demands being made are not compensatory ones but demands of ideological changes within the company.
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