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Saved - August 14, 2023 at 5:05 PM

@Bubblebathgirl - Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸

If only there was a law that made it illegal for a company like Liberty Mutual to discriminate against white people. Actually there is — but Biden’s DOJ doesn’t enforce it.

Saved - September 7, 2023 at 1:14 AM
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Mark Zuckerberg's Meta, along with ad agencies and entertainment industry companies, are being sued for racial discrimination. The lawsuit claims that they conspired to hire only BIPOC individuals for leadership positions on film sets. The Association of Independent Commercial Producers (AICP) created a program called Double the Line, which allegedly facilitated this discriminatory practice. A white electrician, with extensive experience, faced discrimination when he had to report to an unqualified BIPOC employee. This lawsuit highlights the widespread issue of race-based hiring in the entertainment industry. America First Legal is committed to fighting for legal equality.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/1🎥NEW — We just sued Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta, the Association of Independent Commercial Producers, and entertainment industry companies for engaging in racial discrimination. Take a look at how Meta allegedly conspired with ad agencies to illegally discriminate based on race:

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/2 AFL’s client in this case is a behind-the-camera electrician who, according to the complaint, was discriminated against because of his race by Something Ideal, Inc., Meta Platforms, Inc., the Association of Independent Producers (AICP), and BBDO.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/3 Meta Platforms, Inc., known as Meta, is the parent company of Facebook and Instagram. Meta was producing a TV commercial with the ad agency BBDO and the production company Something Ideal, Inc.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/4 Each of these entities allegedly conspired and agreed to enter into agreements to hire only “BIPOC” individuals (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) solely based on race and sex for leadership positions on the film set through a program that AICP created called “Double the Line.”

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/5 AICP’s members are responsible for 80-85% of all motion picture ads in the United States. The AICP created the Double the Line program, which creates extra positions on set only for BIPOC individuals.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/6 The complaint alleges that these defendants conspired, agreed to, and put into practice this racially discriminatory “apprenticeship” program in clear violation of 42 U.S.C. 1981, 1985(3), Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, and the New York Human Rights Law, which all guarantee race neutrality.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/7 AICP’s “#DoubletheLine” promotion led to agreements for the label of “DTL” to be added only to persons of color on call sheets and payroll, who then obtain positions only for BIPOC individuals, including leadership roles.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/8 In an FAQ online, the AICP describes how the DTL program works:

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/9 AFL’s client is a white man who worked as an electrician on major commercials, feature films, and television productions for over 27 years.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/10 Despite his extensive experience, he was required to report to a BIPOC employee who had no experience or qualifications as an electrician. Since this experience working on the Meta commercial, AFL’s client has been denied work opportunities in the commercial film industry.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/11 For years, the entertainment industry and its unions have violated federal and state anti-discrimination laws. The illegal, insidious, and immoral practice of hiring based on race is widespread, and anyone who objects is punished.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/12 America First Legal will continue fighting to secure legal equality for all Americans. https://aflegal.org/america-first-legal-sues-mark-zuckerbergs-meta-the-association-of-independent-commerical-producers-and-entertainment-industry-entities-for-racial-discrimination/

America First Legal Sues Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta, the Association of Independent Commerical Producers, and Entertainment Industry Entities for Racial Discrimination WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, America First Legal (AFL) filed a major lawsuit targeting widespread illegal and racist employment practices in the entertainment business. AFL’s client in this case is a behind-the-camera electrician who, according to the complaint, was discriminated against because of his race by Something Ideal, Inc., Meta Platforms, Inc., the Association of Independent […] aflegal.org
Saved - February 1, 2025 at 3:10 PM

@elonmusk - Elon Musk

DEI, because it discriminates on the basis of race, gender and many other factors, is not merely immoral, it is also illegal

Saved - January 4, 2024 at 8:47 PM
reSee.it AI Summary
There is a false claim that DEI proponents, including @mcuban, make, stating that there is "zero evidence" that DEI involves selecting "less qualified candidates." However, evidence from Affirmative Action cases suggests that DEI does indeed give preference to less qualified candidates based on their group identity. The question that needs to be answered is why an individual's chances of obtaining a position should be influenced by their group identity. It remains to be seen whether @mcuban and others will address this question directly or continue to evade it.

@TheRabbitHole84 - The Rabbit Hole

The false claim that @mcuban and other demographic engineers in the DEI cabal pedal is that there is "zero evidence" that DEI entails selecting "less qualified candidates." They say this despite the extensive evidence that exists from Affirmative Action cases that indicates that DEI does, in fact, mean less qualified candidates get a leg up on the basis of their group identity while others are effectively handicapped. The question that these people owe us an answer to is a simple one: Why should an individual have a better or worse chance of obtaining a position on the basis of their group identity? I suspect they will continue to dodge answering this question directly and instead continue to obfuscate the issue to their followers. That said, if Cuban and others are genuinely unaware and change their stance after seeing the data then they will have my respect. The ball is in your court @mcuban

Saved - January 5, 2024 at 9:42 PM
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DEI policies in America employ illegal racial preferences, quotas, and exclusions against whites, Asians, and males. Civil rights complaints have been filed against companies like Sanofi, Macy's, Amazon, Progressive Insurance, Meta, and BlackRock for engaging in systemic racism. Victories have been achieved in repealing racially discriminatory programs and relief funds. The list of companies involved in such illegal conduct is extensive. These race-based programs and quotas are in violation of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/1 @mcuban and others have suggested DEI policies in America do not constitute illegal race discrimination. Nothing could be more untrue. DEI employs illegal racial preferences, quotas, exclusions and glaring bigotry against whites, Asians and males. Want receipts? Read on:

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/2 We just filed a federal civil rights complaint against French pharma company, Sanofi. The evidence strongly suggests Sanofi’s management has created a culture of systemic racism. Sanofi’s “Diverse Slate Policy” requires the “Talent Acquisition team” for each role to present “a minimum of one person of color and one female in each slate presented to a hiring leader” to achieve “at least 50% diverse representation of 25% POC and 25% female representation.”

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/3 We filed another civil rights complaint against Macy’s. Macy’s has a plan that explicitly instructs management to “[a]chieve more ethnic diversity by 2025 at senior director level and above, with a goal of 30 percent,” as well as to initiate a “12-month program designed to strengthen leadership skills for a selected group of top-talent managers and directors of Black/African-American, Hispanic-Latinx, Native American and Asian descent.”

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/4 We filed a lawsuit against Amazon for offering a $10,000 bonus to its delivery service partners- but only for those partners who are Black, Latino, or Native American. Whites and Asians are ineligible for this bonus. This is a clear violation of the Civil Rights Act of 1866.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/5 We also sued Progressive Insurance for offering $25,000 grants to ten “black-owned small businesses to use toward the purchase of a commercial vehicle.”

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/6 We filed a lawsuit against Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta, the Association of Independent Commercial Producers (AICP), and entertainment industry companies for engaging in racial discrimination. Meta was producing a TV commercial with the ad agency BBDO and the production company Something Ideal, Inc. AICP’s members are responsible for 80-85% of all motion picture ads in the United States. The AICP created the Double the Line program, which creates extra positions on set only for “BIPOC” individuals.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/7 We secured a colossal victory for equality when Biden and his allies in Congress formally repealed a racially discriminatory farm loan-forgiveness program after we sued to have it declared unconstitutional. https://aflegal.org/major-victory-president-biden-and-his-allies-in-congress-rescind-racially-discriminatory-farm-loan-forgiveness-program-afl-vows-to-continue-fight-for-equality-for-american-citizens/

MAJOR VICTORY: President Biden and His Allies in Congress Rescind Racially Discriminatory Farm Loan Forgiveness Program; AFL Vows to Continue Fight for Equality for American Citizens WASHINGTON, D.C. – In a major victory, President Joe Biden and his allies in Congress formally repealed a racially discriminatory farm loan-forgiveness program after AFL sued to have it declared unconstitutional. The repeal of this program is formal recognition by President Biden and his allies in Congress that one of their signature “equity” programs had […] aflegal.org

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/8 We crushed the Biden Administration’s discriminatory relief program which awarded preferential treatment to select racial groups under the Restaurant Revitalization Fund. https://aflegal.org/biden-administration-caves-in-response-to-afl-lawsuit-will-end-unconstitutional-racial-preferences-in-the-restaurant-revitalization-fund/

Biden Administration Caves in Response to AFL Lawsuit, Will End Unconstitutional Racial Preferences in the Restaurant Revitalization Fund DOJ lawyers tell federal court that the Biden Administration has ceased its illegal processing regime and will consider applications on a race neutral, first-come-first-served basis  WASHINGTON, DC – The Biden Administration told a federal court yesterday that it will no longer give preferential treatment to select racial groups when awarding relief under the Restaurant Revitalization […] aflegal.org

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/9 Some programs even seek to distribute life-saving medical care based on race… For example, Utah, Minnesota, and New Mexico rescinded their racist practice of distributing COVID-19 treatment based on race after we threatened legal action.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/10 Mars — the makers of M&M, Snickers, and other candy — openly touts its discriminatory quota "to increase racial minority representation among management in its U.S.-based consumer-packaged goods businesses by forty percent." We filed a federal civil rights complaint against Mars last April.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/11 BlackRock has established “The BlackRock Founders Scholarship,” which unlawfully limits, segregates, and/or classifies applicants for employment based on race – a patent violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. We also filed a federal civil rights complaint against BlackRock for this illegal conduct.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/12 The list of companies engaged in this illegal, racist conduct goes on and on… And we’re taking action against: https://t.co/i5NPBT6qio

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/13 All of these race-based programs and apparent quotas are illegal under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964: https://t.co/LgMl4U02lD

Saved - January 17, 2024 at 12:47 PM

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

We are leading the charge against illegal DEI policies that discriminate against Americans based on race and sex, and we’re having a massive impact. Companies that use illegal, racist hiring quotas should be prepared for the consequences. It’s time to #DemolishDEI https://t.co/q8yYDa7KLP

Saved - March 24, 2024 at 10:23 AM

@libsoftiktok - Libs of TikTok

It just keeps getting worse! In @PlanetFitness's DEI report, they boast about creating a more "diverse" workforce by hiring less white people year over year. Planet Fitness is discriminating against White people in their hiring practices. https://t.co/2GfFISvLKS

Saved - July 17, 2024 at 10:57 PM

@libsoftiktok - Libs of TikTok

WOW. Microsoft has disbanded its DEI team due to “changing business needs" claiming that DEI programs are no longer deemed “business critical.” https://lottwire.com/microsoft-scraps-dei-initiatives-citing-business-needs/

Microsoft Scraps DEI Initiatives Citing Business Needs » LOTT Wire Microsoft has disbanded its internal diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) team due to “changing business needs,” drawing criticism from within the company lottwire.com
Saved - August 3, 2024 at 12:56 PM

@libsoftiktok - Libs of TikTok

WOW: @NCAA's Division III is asking schools to focus on nominating "students of color" for their 2025 NCAA Convention. There is no mention of other students. How is this legal? https://t.co/ByqIGlc4cy

Saved - November 27, 2024 at 3:04 PM

@elonmusk - Elon Musk

Um, @satyanadella, this is illegal …

@stillgray - Ian Miles Cheong

Microsoft’s gaming division is excluding whites from being hired to work on their video games. All of their new hires are unqualified queer and black people because the company’s executives have an explicit mandate against “crusty old white dudes.”

Saved - November 28, 2024 at 12:43 PM

@Pismo_B - 🇺🇸 Pismo 🇺🇸

Dirty Harry vs DEI https://t.co/lNBRWZyrED

Video Transcript AI Summary
Miss Grave, from the mayor's staff, is here to oversee the examinations. The mayor aims to modernize the police force by increasing women's participation. The next applicant, Officer Moore, is questioned about her experience. When asked about her felony and misdemeanor arrests, she admits she has none. Inspector Callahan challenges her qualifications, questioning her readiness for dangerous situations. Miss Grave accuses Callahan of trying to sabotage Moore’s chances. Callahan insists that if Moore fails in the field, it endangers not just her but her partner as well, emphasizing the serious implications of the decision to promote her without experience.
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Speaker 0: Now who might you be? Oh, this is miss Grave, the mayor's staff. She's here to monitor these examinations. This is inspector Callahan. Speaker 1: Oh, yes. I know something of inspector Callahan. And I'd like to tell you, inspector, it is the mayor's intention that this department be brought more into line with the mainstream of 20th century thought. Speaker 0: Just how does he figure to do that, missus Gray? Speaker 1: To, broaden the areas of participation for women in the police force. Speaker 0: That sounds very stylish. Well, I guess we better get on with it. Next applicant. Have you any questions for the applicant? You know that if you make inspector under the mayor's new guidelines, that you might just be out riding in a police car? Yes, sir. That's what I'm hoping for. Well, officer Moore, maybe you'll tell us all here about your most important felony arrest. I've never made a felony arrest. Well, maybe you'll tell us about your best misdemeanor arrest then. I've never made a misdemeanor arrest either. Then what the hell gives you the right to become an inspector when these men have been out there on the street for 10 or 15 years? What do you think this is? Some kind of encounter group? I wanna know what officer Moore is gonna do when somebody points a gun at her and says, hit the deck, you son of a bitch. Speaker 1: You're just deliberately trying to fail this candidate, aren't you, Callahan? Speaker 0: Well, if she fails out there, she gets her ass blown off. It's my ass. Except that out there, you're gonna have a partner. If you get blown away, he gets blown away with you, and that's a hell of a price to pay for being stylish.

@Pismo_B - 🇺🇸 Pismo 🇺🇸

DEI is not just immoral and racist. It's also 100% illegal. https://t.co/YjjLaHIx9k

Saved - December 17, 2024 at 8:55 PM
reSee.it AI Summary
I shared my thoughts on Aviva CEO Amanda Blanc's admission that she personally approves all senior white male hires as part of the company's diversity initiative. I believe this approach is discriminatory against white men and violates UK equality laws that prohibit race and gender-based hiring bias. What’s being presented as diversity feels more like illegal favoritism, and there's growing demand for accountability regarding this policy.

@MarioNawfal - Mario Nawfal

🚨🇬🇧AVIVA INSURANCE CEO: “WHITE MEN NEED MY SIGN-OFF” – IS THIS EVEN LEGAL? Aviva CEO Amanda Blanc proudly admitted that senior white male hires require her personal approval as part of the company’s “diversity” push. “There is no non-diverse hire at Aviva that hasn’t been signed off by me,” Blanc stated. This policy is blatant discrimination against white men and a violation of UK equality laws, which ban race and gender-based hiring bias. This isn’t diversity—it's illegal favoritism, and people are demanding accountability. Source: Fortune

@elonmusk - Elon Musk

@iamyesyouareno That’s illegal. What company is this?

Saved - December 31, 2024 at 12:09 PM
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I found a survey indicating that 16% of U.S. hiring managers were advised to avoid hiring White men, which raises concerns about reverse discrimination. Additionally, 52% feel their companies prioritize diversity over qualifications, and 53% worry about job loss for not hiring diverse candidates.

@MarioNawfal - Mario Nawfal

🚨🇺🇸1 IN 6 HIRING MANAGERS TOLD TO AVOID WHITE MEN A survey reveals 16% of U.S. hiring managers were directed to deprioritize hiring White men, raising concerns over "reverse discrimination." 52% believe their companies prioritize diversity over qualifications, while 53% fear job loss for not hiring "diverse" candidates. Source: ResumeBuilder . com

Saved - January 3, 2025 at 1:12 PM

@JackPosobiec - Jack Poso 🇺🇸

Did You Know: Chris Wray's DEI initiatives have pushed the FBI to pass new recruits who are illiterate, overweight, drug users, or fail entrance exams As long as they were female and non-white https://nypost.com/2024/01/24/news/dei-hires-are-making-the-fbi-more-woke-than-qualified/

DEI hires pushed onto the FBI are putting the country’s safety at risk for the sake of being ‘woke’ An alarming deterioration in recruitment standards for the FBI has been exposed in a report delivered to the House Judiciary Committee by an alliance of retired and active-duty agents and analysts. nypost.com
Saved - January 17, 2025 at 4:58 AM
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I emphasize the urgent need to address anti-white laws in America, drawing parallels to South Africa's Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment laws. These laws create systemic barriers for white individuals in employment and education, leading to significant distortions in society. I argue that America's legal framework fosters similar discrimination, particularly through racial quotas and disparate impact regulations. To reverse this trend, I believe we must eliminate these laws and ensure true equality without bias, or risk becoming a nation like South Africa.

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

This is a critical point that we must remember as we work to reverse America’s South Africanization: Framed as being for equality, civil rights, and such, there are many laws designed specifically to effect anti-white racism It’s those laws we must destroy🧵👇

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

First, as to South Africa, the main issue are the “Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment,” or BEE laws These are effectively affirmative action on steroids and compliance with them is required for any business that needs a license from or to work with the government must comply The state measures compliance via a scoring system that tracks compliance based on how companies use racial preferences to hire black workers, promote those black workers to management positions, and hand company ownership to blacks

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

This leads to obscene, country destroying distortions Not least of which, it effectively means that it is impossible to hire white workers, as at only ~7% of the population, quota-based hiring and promotion means only a few can ever be hired This can even lead to job cuts to meet quotas: electric utility Eskom, known mainly for constant rolling blackouts, was considering firing thousands of its experienced white engineers to meet racial quotas

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

Similarly, the quotas and similar “diversity” requirements of BEE-style laws make it near impossible for white South Africans to get into universities or other professional schools So, you get laws that, in the name of “equity,” screen out nearly all of the white population from most schools and jobs And that’s before considering state hostility to whites that leads to non-investigation of farm murders and similar atrocities

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

While we don’t like admitting it, America is in a similar position and is seeing similar results; @realJeremyCarl does a great job documenting this in his “The Unprotected Class” We, like South Africa, have a great many anti-white laws that are leading to similar outcomes

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

For one, America has outright racial discrimination in government contracting that has been explicitly allowed by the Supreme Court This leads to situations where minority-owned contractors (sometimes just expensive fronts for white businesses) get government work despite being more far more expensive and doing lower quality work than the non-minority contractors against which they were bidding, purely because of their race And this does happen. Atlanta made it a requirement during the construction of Hartsfield-Jackson that a quarter of the contractors had to be minorities. That went as one would expect

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

Then there are university admissions, and similar sorts of schools and programs, whether for professions or trades Though race quotas are technically banned and outright DEI admissions got limited by SCOTUS, now being only allowed for the military academies, there is still enough cover for administrators to be biased against whites in admissions, but not other ethnic groups. As the universities are full of Marxists, that’s what they generally do, as even merit based admissions get interpreted as “racism” due to disparate impact

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

And that leads into the biggest issue: disparate impact Created by SCOTUS in Griggs v Duke Power and later codified as law by HW Bush, it means that any test for employment is illegal under CRA rules if it results in disparate impact against “protected classes,” even if there was no discriminatory intent So, as this effectively bans any IQ tests due to racial IQ difference, and bans similar tests of basic reasoning, it makes it near impossible for companies impacted by the CRA (15 or more employees) to hire the best candidates Instead, unless they have employment tests that are very, very narrowly tailored to the job, they effectively have to hire based on racial quotas, but with a slight yo major tilt against whites, as doing so will be interpreted by courts as discrimination against protected classes

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

And this does happen A black woman won millions of dollars in a discrimination suit against Equinox gym because it fired her for not showing up on times…dozens of times. That was deemed discrimination Police departments, fire departments, and the like routinely lose disparate impact suits for tests requiring prospective hires to do basic tests of physical fitness and reasoning. Those are also deemed discrimination

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

Our government is just less honest than South Africa’s about its anti-white racism So, instead of requiring the hiring of racial quotas, requiring anti-white discrimination, etc., it says that companies, colleges, and so on are not allowed to “discriminate on the basis of personal characteristics like race, gender, etc,” which generally sounds fair to most, at least at first. But the devil is in the details and in this case that devil is how such discrimination is interpreted: anything other than results showing different groups are perfectly equal in every way, the egalitarian holy grail, is considered discrimination. This effectively requires anti-white discrimination, but without saying as much

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

The results of going to legal war with nature and the differences in human capabilities it created are predictably South African California is on fire because of incompetence and the lesbian DEI commissar is on tape describing how she won’t rescue men from burning buildings Young white guys have trouble getting into college, effectively a requirement for good work because it fills (in expensive fashion) the purpose of the IQ tests that used to be used, and thus unable to get good work. They’re then berated for not pulling themselves up by the bootstraps, despite being legally forbidden from doing so, as we saw during the discussion surrounding H1bs Speaking of, companies being over multitudes of H1bs to fill diversity quotas with those who are at least marginally competent, which depresses wages and exacerbates the work issue All that and much, much more has turned America into a low trust country in which the tap water is often dangerously filthy, crime is high and getting higher, and deaths of despair are ever more common amongst white men

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

And adding to this is how it plays out in the (in)justice system: Like farm murders in SA not being investigated out of spite and incompetence, men like Derek Chauvin who enforce the law are railroaded for doing so because enforcement of the law is effectively a disparate impact activity

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

All of that must be wiped away if America is going to get back on track Yes, culture and public opinion matter. But both are downstream of law And law should, if it is going to prohibit anything at all (preferably none of this would exist and all would just be preference, from home sales to corporate hiring), then it must prohibit discrimination of any sort, rather than all discrimination except anti-white discrimination The latter is what South Africa has done, and it’s a hellhole. It’s also what America is doing, and we’re turning into one

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

So, if the Trump administration really wants to Make America Great Again, it must rip away all the laws that are effecting America’s South Africanization If it doesn’t, and we continue on the same track as we’re on now and that Harris wanted to push us further along, nothing done will matter; all the tax cuts in the world matter little when the water and electricity run out…

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

This is one positive To answer Bannon’s question, they’re here because South Africa is awful due to the very policies that they need to destroy in this Trump administration So, theoretically, they know what needs to be done It remains to be seen if they will, though

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

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Saved - January 16, 2025 at 6:16 PM
reSee.it AI Summary
The city of West Dundee, IL is allowing only female and minority-owned contractors to bid on a water tank repair contract. I believe this is a form of discrimination against straight White males in the field, raising concerns about legality.

@libsoftiktok - Libs of TikTok

The city of West Dundee, IL is offering a contract to repair a water tank and only female and minority owned contractors can apply. This is government sanctioned racism. If you’re a straight White male in this field, applied for this project, and were rejected, you may have been discriminated against on the basis of your race or s*x. This isn’t legal.

Saved - January 28, 2025 at 12:12 PM

@robbystarbuck - Robby Starbuck

BREAKING: 19 Attorney General’s just sent a letter to Costco warning that DEI policies are illegal when they discriminate based on race. The 19 state AG’s also demand that Costco communicates if they’ll drop DEI within 30 days or explain why they’re keeping DEI. We will win. 🔥 https://t.co/CFJH3INVDf

Saved - January 31, 2025 at 1:13 PM

@elonmusk - Elon Musk

This is messed up

@Rothmus - Rothmus 🏴

Did they https://t.co/kkqXaA0EuA

Saved - February 1, 2025 at 5:21 AM
reSee.it AI Summary
I came across a Senate hearing from a decade ago featuring Obama’s DOT secretary, where concerns were raised about changes in FAA controller hiring practices. The biographical questionnaire is rejecting highly qualified candidates, leaving many puzzled about the criteria being used. It seems there's an unspoken issue regarding the rejection of candidates based on factors like skin color, gender, or sexual orientation rather than qualifications. The shift from merit-based hiring to this new system was clearly seen as problematic back then.

@DefiyantlyFree - Insurrection Barbie

Here is a Senate hearing from 10 years ago with Obama’s DOT secretary where concerns were voiced about the change in the way that FAA controllers were hired. There is clearly a problem with the biographical questionnaire that is rejecting highly qualified candidates for positions that they desperately need to fill and nobody understands what is going on. I’m not a mind reader, but it’s safe to say that he didn’t want to stay the quiet part out loud. Which is that they are rejecting qualified people because they are not the right skin color or gender or sexual orientation. 10 years ago they knew FAA hiring procedures were changed from strictly based on qualifications to this new biometric questionnaire form and they knew then it was a recipe for disaster.

Video Transcript AI Summary
The FAA recently changed its hiring process for air traffic controllers, no longer relying solely on graduates from collegiate training initiative (CTI) schools. A new biographical questionnaire has caused concern, as many qualified candidates, including veterans, are failing it without clear reasons. One notable case involved a high-achieving CTI graduate who, despite extensive qualifications, did not pass. The FAA aims to fill 1,300 positions this year and 1,700 next year, but the failure rate from the questionnaire—over 28,000 applicants with only 22,100 passing—raises alarms. There is a call for a reevaluation of this process to ensure that qualified candidates are not overlooked, especially as the need for air traffic controllers grows.
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Speaker 0: Minutes here. I I really wanna talk about the CTI schools and and the fact that just a few months ago, the FAA some made some very dramatic changes, to the way they're hiring our air traffic controllers. And among those changes, the FAA now no longer relies on a pool of graduates from its collegiate training initiative, our CTI schools. The FAA has added a new test to screen candidates they call the biographical questionnaire. Well, I'm hearing from our CTI schools in my state, in Washington state, that they are very worried about their graduates, and I'm hearing from the graduates as well. One CTI graduate from Washington State graduated with high honors, passed an FAA test for initial qualification, has almost 5 years of service in the Air Force and a commercial pilot certificate with an instrumental rating. That young man took this biographical questionnaire and failed it for reasons that are very unclear, and he's not the only one in this situation. So I want you to explain to us how the FAA has improved this process, if this kind of applicant that I just described and many others are failing this initial screening. Speaker 1: Well, the goal of this current hiring process, was to open up the 1300 or so positions the FAA was hiring for this year. There'll be another 1700 spots available next year, and so the person that you were speaking of will have another opportunity next year. The, what we have found, however, is that, the group of folks that typically apply to the FAA for air traffic controller positions tends to be rather limited. And so in this instance, the FAA took an opportunity to do a more broad opening of the aperture, if you will, to try to get a larger universe of applicants into the program. From a practical perspective, those who've been through the CTI program will have a leg up in the training process once they get through the first few rounds of the interview process. But this is an issue that I know is continuing to be dynamic and will continue to engage with you on Speaker 0: I don't know how I go back to a young man with that kind of experience and say, you get another chance next year. This is somebody who's put a lot of investment in this. We're seeing results from this first biographical questionnaire that 28,000 applicants took the test, only 22100 passed. You just described how many people we need to hire. Nobody understands what this biographical questionnaire is evaluating or if why they're not making it through. I mean, normally, if you take a test, somebody will say, well, here's the results. Here's why you failed this test. We're not getting any of that. NATCA, our air traffic controller situation is telling us as well, that they are very concerned about this new process. And, I would assume these rates of failure on this biographical questionnaire have to be concerning to you as well. Speaker 1: They are, concerning. I will say to you, senator, that we will, I'll have, Michael Horta from the FAA reach out directly to you about this, this test. But my understanding was that a broader way of stakeholders within FAA were part of developing the test. So it'd be surprising to me if some of the elements within the FA are are raising questions now, but I'll I'll take a look at that. Speaker 0: Okay. I wanna find out what it why people why this rate of success? This is horrendous. And by the way, the young man that I just talked about turns 31, so he's not gonna be eligible, to to go again as as you described. So, you know, we've got a lot of veterans, who are not making it through this biographical questionnaire, and I think this is an area we we have got to reevaluate quickly. I I wanna understand what what the partnership with the CTIs are today. I wanna understand what this biographical questionnaire is. I wanna know why people are failing, not just that they're failing, and what this is adding to the quality of of the people that we're considering for this program. We have a lot of air traffic controllers we need out there. The age of these folks is they're aging out of the system. We need to get these people hired. The CTIs are an important part of this.
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