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@rationalhumanis

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Professor X
Professor X@rationalhumanis·
@WolvesforKamala @jemelehill omfg Black people are given a MUCH easier path. Practically begged to become doctors. You people are simply too stupid to know how much you're being helped along
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Not Today Colonizer | #LandBack
Not Today Colonizer | #LandBack@WolvesforKamala·
@rationalhumanis @jemelehill Actually given the systemic barriers Black people navigate just to become doctors, including the racist, ignorant assumptions by dummies like you, that they've made it anyway means they're likely more intelligent and competent than their mediocre, privileged white counterparts.
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Jemele Hill
Jemele Hill@jemelehill·
Y’all never want to do the extra homework and ask why Black patients feel the need to seek out Black doctors in the first place. There is so much research about how Black patients — especially Black women — have been mistreated and disrespected by the healthcare system. Per usual, you’re attacking the remedy rather than actually addressing the problem.
David AttenBruh@AlHendiify

In the spirit of keeping Black patients in Colorado safe: Dr. Travis Morrell of Mountain West Dermatology filed the case. If you're lookin for dermatological care devoid of medical racism there may be better options for you.

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Professor X@rationalhumanis·
@TenPointPG @jemelehill This is gobbledygook that DEI people spout so morons like you can believe you weren't given an advantage I am on hiring committees at a very selective company - we literally us a different interview loop for black people than we use for white and asians. Shorter, easier.
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Huey P's Student@TenPointPG·
@rationalhumanis @jemelehill The problem is that yr so used to having an unfair advantage that it makes equality feel like oppression to you No DEI is affirmative action for mediocre white dudes
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Professor X@rationalhumanis·
@blightersort She's a black woman at an ivy league, it's a coin flip as to if she can even read or do math
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Tony Lane 🇺🇸
Tony Lane 🇺🇸@TonyLaneNV·
The rise of these “teen takeovers” across America honestly feels like a warning sign about where society is heading. Hundreds of teenagers shutting down streets, malls, beaches and restaurants… while entire crowds stand around recording it for social media. Some cities are now preparing for these events almost like planned emergencies.
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🏳️‍⚧️Jenna🏳️‍⚧️
🏳️‍⚧️Jenna🏳️‍⚧️@JennaFights4You·
If you see a cisBlack person on the street and change lanes, but wouldn't do the same when seeing a non passing transBlack, you're a transphobe which is worse than being a racist.
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Dilan Esper
Dilan Esper@dilanesper·
since a lot of people said this, no, the public didn't vote for this. Political parties say stupid, extremist things sometimes to please the idiots in their bases. But that doesn't mean the general public agrees with the dumb positions or votes for them.
🪻Noot@Henlo_mi_frens

@dilanesper People. Voted. For. MASS. deportations. Which. Never. Happened.

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Professor X
Professor X@rationalhumanis·
@dilanesper How do you think people get into "elite sports"? They do "recreational sports", and excel. Throwing some mentally-ill boys in there to squash the women early on has downstream effects.
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Dilan Esper@dilanesper·
I think Lia Thomas basically poisoned the well on this. Reasonable distinctions could have been drawn between elite sports and recreational sports. But to do so, there had to be assurances that there wouldn't be bad actors. And unfortunately, Lia Thomas came along and was one.
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Dilan Esper
Dilan Esper@dilanesper·
Regarding Tom Steyer's position on trans athletes: I think he's right on the merits. ELITE sports need to be sex segregated. But people make up reasons to claim that competitive fairness of youth sports is super-important and it isn't. Plus, there's enforcement problems.
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Professor X@rationalhumanis·
@dilanesper Just like every other dumb argument on this topic. If "competitive fairness" of youth sports isn't important, just have girls and boys compete together. The boys will almost always win, but this doesn't matter at all, right?
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Professor X@rationalhumanis·
@nagamyzuna We were suckered into having good faith for a degenerate drug addict wife beater. Never again.
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Professor X@rationalhumanis·
@MDTomitsch @jemelehill What is a lie? That black doctors clear a significantly lower bar? This has literally been proven in front of the Supreme Court. Sorry reality hurts your feelings!
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Professor X@rationalhumanis·
@CuriousBunnie12 HR was built to limit risk. That somehow morphed into becoming a discrimination factory and secret police that conducts extrajudicial trials. Because of this, HR will be whittled away, as they should. It's mostly useless women creating problems.
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bunnie@CuriousBunnie12·
HR was built to protect companies. if you were cut by HR, it’s because a higher up gave them the order.
Professor X@rationalhumanis

@CuriousBunnie12 All I want is to dismantle the HR bureaucracy that was built to discriminate against me. You call that "DEI" because equality looks like oppression when you've lived your whole life in incredible privilege.

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Professor X@rationalhumanis·
@ZaidJilani This comes across as "no restrictions" because that's precisely what he believes. This is the Democrat line, and they refused to pass any bill that legislated reasonable restrictions when they controlled Congress.
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Zaid Jilani@ZaidJilani·
I think a better way to message this issue in the south is to say that at six weeks a woman may not even know she’s pregnant. It needs to be a reasonable restriction that balances life and choice. This comes across as if Talarico believes in no restrictions.
Marco Foster@MarcoFoster_

James Talarico on abortion: “I trust Texas women to make decisions about their own bodies, to shape their own destinies. I don’t believe that’s a place for government. That’s a belief I hold not despite my faith, but because of my faith. Jesus never talks about abortion. The Bible is silent on abortion”

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Professor X@rationalhumanis·
@actionjack69 Being any of the hundreds of players in the NFL makes you both richer and more athletic than Megan Rapinoe. She has accomplished a lot in women's soccer because all the countries who are elite in soccer don't really care about women's soccer.
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Professor X@rationalhumanis·
@CuriousBunnie12 All I want is to dismantle the HR bureaucracy that was built to discriminate against me. You call that "DEI" because equality looks like oppression when you've lived your whole life in incredible privilege.
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bunnie@CuriousBunnie12·
all these people want is DEI for men. not just any men but mediocre, whiny men. they think daddy government should give them a fake email job and a wife because they’re scared of the mean HR ladies. pathetic.
Camus@newstart_2024

Helen Andrews made a point that feels increasingly hard to ignore. The shift from blue-collar to pink-collar jobs hasn’t just changed the economy; it’s quietly fueling a marriage crisis. Studies on areas hit hard by the China shock showed the sharpest drops in marriage rates happened where men lost stable work. When men aren’t economically flourishing, family formation stalls. You can’t simply swap who brings home the paycheck and expect the same results. She argues we need more real manufacturing jobs — not just for economic security against China, but because strong male employment is a key driver of the next generation. This one made me pause. We’ve celebrated the “feminization” of the workforce as progress for decades, but if it’s contributing to fewer marriages and fewer kids, maybe we’re missing something important. Economies aren’t just about GDP. They’re about people building lives, families, and futures. When the job market stops supporting that for half the population, the downstream effects are massive. Do you think bringing back more stable manufacturing jobs could help fix the marriage and birth rate decline, or is that too simplistic?

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