>Yes it does. Building a board and management team that is more representative of the demographics in society is an effort to reduce the effect of in group bias.
Then when will they include conservatives in the board? They are after all half the population, but there doesn't seem to be any in all of Reddit's board or company.
Are you really conflating the under representation of black people in corporate boards and management with conservatives? I mean seriously, that’s not even a serious argument.
Let’s go ahead and ignore the systematic and historical oppression of minorities and black people in particular, if anything conservatives have dominated business culture and are over represented in leadership positions of companies.
Reddit, if anything is an outlier, not some propped up example of oppression of conservative voices.
But I take your point. And I agree people should hire from across the political spectrum.
Then when will they include conservatives in the board? They are after all half the population, but there doesn't seem to be any in all of Reddit's board or company.
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