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Coca Cola tells their employees to be less white


Coca Cola is training their employees in the critical race theory to teach them to be less white. They hired Robin DiAngelo to give courses about "whiteness, white fragility” and “racial justice.”. Btw, this chick charges about $40,000 for a half-day talk.

https://www.rt.com/usa/516114-coca-cola-race-training/amp/

The students are taught in the anti-racism course that "to be less white is to: be less oppressive; be less arrogant; be less ignorant; listen; believe"

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i think this insistence on prioritizing race above all else in business and government is incredibly destructive and produces nothing but endless grievances, nothing put perpetual tumbling over cliffs of bitterness and recrimination. this need to subdivide us by race and sex to determine who gets dismissed for their privilege and who ought to be heard is a cancer on our lives.

it's completely at odds with what ought to be what we should all strive to do: judge people by their individual character and actions.

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Morgan Freeman said that racism would go away if everyone would stop talking about it. I agree with this. I grew up in a mixed race school environment thinking that racism was a thing of the past. Everyone got along fine. Many years later one would hear tales of racism but not actually see the evidence. It played out like a self fulfilling prophesy.

We are all equal. Let it be that way. The anger and victim profiteers have a stake in the continuance of the problem. They will never stop telling people that they are hated or victims and thus that belief will never go away. The belief is the key thing. Perception is reality.

Morgan Freeman might get cancelled for it. That or a group rape allegation to diffuse his point.

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I mean they should teach their employees that their product is bad for you and no one should consume it.

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As my old friend would say about this "Fu_k em" Next case.

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Can Coca Cola be less bad for your health?

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Take the Pepsi challenge and find out!

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DiAngelo can go stuff it where the sun don't shine.

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This "class" is a simple tool to use as hedge against discrimination lawsuits, I wouldn't look to deep into it.

BUT....this is bad PR for Coca-Cola. I suggest they rerun their popular 1971 jingle.

https://youtu.be/ib-Qiyklq-Q

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They actually have employees? I've always thought that it's a licensing scheme (like Red Bull, where not a single employee makes soft drinks).

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