[HN Gopher] Tesla factory is "racially segregated workplace," Ca...
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Tesla factory is "racially segregated workplace," Calif. state
agency alleges
Author : lakis
Score : 17 points
Date : 2022-02-10 21:08 UTC (1 hours ago)
(HTM) web link (arstechnica.com)
(TXT) w3m dump (arstechnica.com)
| worik wrote:
| I am amazed that these stories from Tesla keep coming out
|
| This does not happen to other corporations, with such frequency
| and seriousness.
|
| Is there some sort of reporting bias here? Or is Tesla really a
| reprobate?
| crate_barre wrote:
| Elon is an organic target for cancel culture. I say organic
| because I haven't been able to theorize how these things are
| coordinated (the attacks on Joe Rogan all of a sudden). It
| feels so coordinated but there is simply no central PR agency
| doing it.
|
| So, my best theory is that it's kinda like the paparazzi. You
| find the celebrities going through a train wreck life situation
| (divorce, drugs, etc) and cover them. This organically brings
| the tabloids to specific targets.
|
| Elon is a very natural target. In this case he has taken a
| strong stance on workers being able to work during Covid, so in
| a way he put his battle flag up on that hill. That's the hill
| the parasites will flock to.
|
| Rogan took a stance on free speech. So that's the hill they
| fought him on (found all the shit he has to apologize for).
|
| The market for this is quite natural at this point, and I have
| no other words to describe it as repetitious as it is.
| Gollapalli wrote:
| US Government actually puts out lists of people who should be
| banned/marginalized on social media. Almost certainly has
| similar lists going out to NGO's, many of whose workers also
| happen to operate prodigiously on social media. It's not
| explicitly coordinated, so much as nudged and incentivized.
| DoctorOW wrote:
| If you're trolling this is pretty funny, if you're serious
| this is even funnier.
| s1artibartfast wrote:
| Elon Musk has certainly brought his companies into the public
| interest through his marketing and flamboyant takes on
| political and social issues.
|
| That said, I do think this story is newsworthy based on the
| severity of the DFEH lawsuit and prior history with the Diaz
| case. The bigger question is not if there is bias in news
| reporting, but DFEH action. That is to say, is Tesla actually
| an outlier in workplace environments or selected based on other
| criteria.
| DoctorOW wrote:
| I think it's a little of column A, a little of column B. Column
| A, because I'll bet it's much harder to find stuff like this on
| similarly sized companies. Column B because when you do those
| companies don't market themselves as a billionaire's generous
| gift to save the world.
| anonAndOn wrote:
| I detect the voice of Elon in this: "Attacking a company like
| Tesla that has done so much good for California should not be the
| overriding aim of a state agency with prosecutorial authority,"
| Tesla wrote.
|
| "Message received" redux, perhaps? [0]
|
| [0]https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1259638112688304129
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