Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Google, is testifying before congress this Tuesday on Google’s political bias and business practices. If I were in that room, these are the questions I’d ask him:
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Most of your employees agree that Google doesn’t accept a diversity of political opinions, and political minorities are suffering because of it. What are you doing to end political intolerance at Google?pic.twitter.com/wb8HvuqoMY
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Do your employees know that "Google has an army of lawyers who are actively lobbying the NLRB to cut back worker rights, not just in James's case, but in cases of discussing their working conditions with each other"?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=384XLaqrSrw …
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I'd ask them about their dealings with China, as far as their governments "social credit" system is concerned. Very unethical IMO.
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Do your thing James!
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What did you do? Sign an NDA and take a fist full of gold coins?
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So, what's the status of your arbitration right now, exactly?
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How do you combat what you perceive to be systemic racism and sexism by introducing a Diversity and Inclusion affirmative action program at Google, given that D&I is a program that implements systemic racism and sexism?
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