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Genre: Nonprofits & Activism
Date of upload: Nov 3, 2021 ^^
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Lets go boys!!!!!! we got that privilege 2:09!!!!!!!!! WOOOHOOO
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The world is what it is. People will always have opinions about others, positive or negative. Being sensitive and constantly addressing this 'problem' isn't going to make it go away. In fact, it won't get any of you very far. I believe some groups are superior to others. You can think whatever the fuck you want. If you want me to respect your views, you must understand that it is hypocritical not to respect mine too.
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Nobody is born equal. Some people are born with great singing talent, or are beautiful, or are capable of physical feats few others human could even attempt. These people tend to enjoy success and fame in ways other will never know. So? Should I expect the black superstar athlete to feel bad because of his success when there are no Asian female superstars of equal caliber in his sport? What about the black female singer who becomes the superstar, while less talented Latino women languish? The whole argument is stupid beyond belief and completely ignores the idea of natural talent as a factor in success.
Life is not fair. Some people get unfair advantages at birth, or various other points in time. You cannot bring everybody up to the same level of success. You can only bring everybody down to the same level of mediocrity. Do you really want to live in a society of only the mediocre? No great art, music, films, athletes, to inspire us as a species to greatness? I am an ally. An ally to the human spirit of striving for greatness. I will never be an ally to the mediocrity you are promoting.
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If everyone was equal on the study, why didnât they just put the things that have been known to get callbacks from those companies on their resumes? Resumes are very boring for a manager to go through and if you put a bunch of unrelated information like gender and sexuality on the resume; you will be less likely to be called in. The bottom line for a company is to hire qualified and knowledgeable employees based on that specific job, but not every company sees personal attributes like race and orientation as useful factors in the workplace. So maybe just keep those things to yourself. As for the names; most big businesses HR people arenât even looking at the names. Think about it; they are going through thousands of applications a day, do you really think they care at all about your name? Not really, they are looking for qualifications as the most important bottom line. If you disagree with these points; you should know that they came from a Harvard trained professor in business. So maybe focus on experience and skill over names and orientation when applying for a job.
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@JLWPHOTO20
3 months ago
Which authoring tool are you using to create your videos? I love the style!
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