[Will_Parker]

Even being far left on most measures, being openly critical of intersectionality has become equally problematic (for lack of a better term).

[nil-value]

This isn't true. Can you cite examples?

[Will_Parker]

One personal example was pointing out that referring to "white brogrammer culture" is sexist, racist, and insulting. I didn't get fired, but I had to talk to a few people in HR because of it.

Here's a tech CEO claiming: "In today’s climate, failure to express a progressive stance on diversity can make you a professional pariah" https://www.fastcompany.com/40524955/i-accidentally-built-a-...

Being so sure my claim isn't true, can you cite examples of someone criticizing intersectionality in tech, and it not leading to controversy?

[nil-value]

Can you please explain how reprimanding people referring to "white brogrammer culture" as sexist, racist, and insulting a far-left idea? I would think many would slap some kind of alt-right label on that type of wrongthink.

[Will_Parker]

Sorry, I can't parse your question!

I believe that the term "white brogrammer culture", as a pejorative, is sexist and racist and insulting. (See the article I mentioned for a use of this term.) And I've observed that pointing this out leads to trouble.

Can you give an example of a critique of intersectionality that is acceptable in a tech company? I suspect you can't.

[nil-value]

You suspected correctly

[Chris2048]

> that type of wrongthink

Why is it "wrongthink"?