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The Wokest Place on Earth Disney mounts an internal campaign against “white privilege” and organizes racially segregated “affinity groups.”
The Social Order
The Walt Disney Corporation famously bills its amusement parks as “the happiest place on Earth,” but inside the company’s headquarters in Burbank, California, a conflict is brewing. In the past year, Disney executives have elevated the ideology of critical race theory into a new corporate dogma, bombarded employees with trainings on “systemic racism,” “white privilege,” “white fragility,” and “white saviors,” and launched racially segregated “affinity groups” at the company’s headquarters.
I have obtained a trove of whistleblower documents related to Disney’s “diversity and inclusion” program, called “Reimagine Tomorrow,” which paints a disturbing picture of the company’s embrace of racial politics. Multiple Disney employees, who requested anony
about race, don. what i do believe is that identity politics has suffocated our public discourse and that it has made it impossible for people to see beyond race. okay. matt, i ve got to get you in and we re over. i think for a lot of americans who have had a very liberal idea that we should have a color-blind society. and for a long time a lot of white americans didn t even think of themselves as white, actually. and what s happened is there has been a rise of race consciousness. and i think the alt-right has actually been behind that. they want white people to feel like a tribe. and for a long time white people didn t really feel that way. most white people. and i think what happened here what this journalist did at the new york times has actually helped the alt-right, to help white people start to feel like they re a tribin attack and that they need to stick together. i think that s very unproductive. you know that s false. i think it s happening. i don t like the idea.
we re over. i think for a lot of americans who have had a very liberal idea that we should have a color-blind society. and for a long time a lot of white americans didn t even think of themselves as white, actually. and what s happened is there has been a rise of race consciousness. and i think the alt-right has actually been behind that. they want white people to feel like a tribe. and for a long time white people didn t really feel that way. most white people. and i think what happened here what this journalist did at the new york times has actually helped the alt-right, to help white people start to feel like they re a tribe under attack and that they need to stick together. i think that s very unproductive. you know that s false. i think it s happening. i don t like the idea. it s really silly, the word color-blind. you want people to be able to see your color. but don, i want you to judge me as a person, as an individual, as and as a person, i m a black woman. i wa
and i think, in terms of race consciousness and how people were responding black and white, i think the obama presidency will be noted, i think he was absolutely right. 10 or 20 years too soon and the country was not ready for it and part of the back lash against hillary clinton. she s not a white guy, and just like obama was not a white guy. and you think about the whole president trump and then candidate or precandidate trump he was born in kenya birther nonsense, i think that race took a batterings. i don t think they have been this bad in quite a while in obama s presidency. he set up the economy from president trump to continue unleashing the lines. i would not necessarily agree with the best set up.