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[โ€“] kbotc@lemmy.world 2 points 1 month ago

Let me stop you here: You seem to lack the pre-requisite knowledge of laws, and the understanding of what HR departments and DEI departments do.

What youโ€™re describing is absolutely, totally, illegal and has been since the 1970s. This was decided in Griggs v Duke Power Co. The phrase you can look up is โ€œDisparate impactโ€ and in particular the โ€œadverse impactโ€ and tests.

DEI has big problems, but most of them stem from businesses just slapping in a 60 minute micro aggression course from a third party service and calling it done

https://hbr.org/2022/12/the-failure-of-the-dei-industrial-complex

What DEI is supposed to do is stuff like:

For example, a purposeless unconscious bias training required for all employees is almost certainly less effective than an unconscious bias training deployed specifically for decision-makers like hiring managers or supervisors, to increase their familiarity with newly implemented bias-interrupting practices like hiring panels and scoring rubrics after an audit found evidence of bias in hiring and promotion processes.