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"Must Keep Silent"

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Comment #97: Can't Speak or Be Called a Racist?

I am white female in analytics. It’s similar to IT as data science draws people with an engineering or computer science background. The multinational corporation I work for in the US has a huge Indian IT presence, which is now happening on the analytics side. Once an Indian upper/middle manager comes in, within under a year the vast majority of the department becomes Indian after others with expertise are pushed out. Our diversity has gone way down. I can’t speak up about this, as it would be considered racist (on my part).

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