The uncensored Google memo and more
UPDATE, Video Interview: James Demore of Google recently wrote a memo detailing his thoughts about Google’s various diversity initiatives. Inside the company, and then outside, it went viral. He lost his job, in consequence: for “perpetuating gender stereotypes.” The problem is that everything James claimed is solidly backed by well-developed scientific literatures. Thus, the company that is arguably in charge of more of the world’s communication than any other has now fired a promising engineer for stating a series of established scientific truths.
Here’s the full Google memo uncensored. Gizmodo and others have left out some of his points and graphs included to prove his points. First, this from NPR:
Is NPR implying women disproportionately had an emotional reaction? https://t.co/TiPIfP4Tji
— Jeff Giesea (@jeffgiesea) August 8, 2017
This is interesting…
Looks like @CNN got wind that James Damore is lawyering up and they want no part of a defamation lawsuit so they changed dishonest headline. pic.twitter.com/EbWrCFZiX5
— Paul Sacca (@Paul_Sacca) August 8, 2017