HappyJoy
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Harvard is a breeding ground of socialism?Employers who do. Harvard has been a breeding ground for socialist. Business people know this. Only place for Harvard grads is in education so they can poison future generations with their Marxist bullshit ideology.If I were an employer a degree from Harvard would eliminate them from potential employment.Since I have been mentioned...here is my view.
Any and all anti-discrimination laws applied to anyone but the government itself are unconstitutional. The Constitution tells the government they cannot discriminate, it does not tell me and you we cannot.
Considering the courts who are responsible for interpreting our laws and ensuring their Constitutionality by the Constitution disagree with you...
Furthermore, the very concept of a "protected class" violates the equal protection clause of the Constitution as protected classes have more protections, thus it is not equal.
Says which court?
I understand why we had them, but I do believe if they were removed today that the marketplace would weed out those that wanted to discriminate against any group.
Beliefs are nice.
Study: anti-black hiring discrimination is as prevalent today as it was in 1989
A new study, by researchers at Northwestern University, Harvard, and the Institute for Social Research in Norway, looked at every available field experiment on hiring discrimination from 1989 through 2015. The researchers found that anti-black racism in hiring is unchanged since at least 1989, while anti-Latino racism may have decreased modestly.
They looked at two kinds of experiments: résumé and in-person audits. In the first, researchers send out résumés with similar levels of education, experience, and so on, but the names differ so some résumés have a stereotypically black or Latino name and the others have a stereotypically white name. In the second, applicants go in-person to apply for a job; they each share similar qualifications, but some are white while others are black or brown.
In total, the researchers produced 24 studies with 30 estimates of discrimination for black and Latino Americans, collectively representing more than 54,000 applications submitted for more than 25,000 positions.
They concluded that, on average, “white applicants receive 36% more callbacks than equally qualified African Americans” while “[w]hite applicants receive on average 24% more callbacks than Latinos.”
They also found no evidence of changes over time in rates of hiring discrimination for black people, with anything but the slight possibility of “a slow decline” ruled out by the studies. With Latinos, the evidence indicates “a possible decline in discrimination, although this trend is outside of conventional levels of significance” — meaning the data isn’t statistically significant enough to draw a solid conclusion.
You're not, so who cares?
You don't think Harvard turns out any Capitalists? OK, that's a new one, you fuckin' goof.