On a different note, why did you use ℅ instead of %? ℅ is U+2105 CARE OF, but you used it like a percentage.
On a different note, why did you use ℅ instead of %? ℅ is U+2105 CARE OF, but you used it like a percentage.
I do understand the need for people to see others that look like themselves, but at what cost? Here is the cost: when you say you want "larger percent of X demographic", you could also say you want a "smaller percent of Y demographic". A company is not simply going to have a bigger workforce to fit more black women, they are going to pass on some Asian man to fit them in. That's a disservice to some hard working people. We are, after all, people. We all want different things in life.
Can you back this with a peer-reviewed study? Or this is one of things we are supposed to take for self-evident?
Citation needed? And how did we arrive at the large number of asian/indian professionals today, when they too lacked representation? I am very sceptic for claiming representation as the main ("in a large part") reason.