This week KPMG boss Bill Michaels made headlines for stating that unconscious bias training is "complete c--p"
Within a day of the comments, the 52-year old Australian was forced to stand aside
"Unconscious bias training is more than c--p. It is a crock. One that has been rolled out thanks to a collaboration of the dim, the opportunistic and the easily bullied," says @DouglasKMurray
'In the last two decades the test became the basis of an industry, propelled by people pushing divisive ideas about identity politics. These people either believed or professed to believe it could correct the brains and behaviour of anyone who had beliefs they disagreed with'
Two of the three Harvard academics have said publicly that the exercise was not capable of being used in the way it was being used
'That is where the opportunists came in. They began to charge hundreds of pounds to tell people they were biased. A very nice racket to get into. For if anyone objected then this was simply yet more evidence of unconscious bias. Comrade Stalin would have admired the move'
'The real point is to push the ‘diversity’ agenda. We are told that ‘a diverse and inclusive workforce is essential for hiring top talent, fostering creativity and guiding business strategies.' Which ought to make the United Nations the most efficient organisation in the world'
'So there it is. A ready made ideology with ready-made slogans to make you ready for the era. All it costs you is work, time, money and any self-esteem you might have had before being made to submit'
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced they are expecting their second child on Sunday.
The news came on the 37th anniversary of the announcement that the Princess of Wales was expecting her second child, Prince Harry
While Meghan looked relaxed in a glamorously Californian way for the photograph celebrating the news, Diana was in the midst of a busy schedule of royal engagements when her pregnancy was confirmed
Local healthcare partnerships covering Somerset, Derbyshire, Cambridgeshire and Lancashire are among areas that have given first doses to over 90% of those aged 70 and over - the best completion rates in England.
🧭 Navigate without GPS
🌟 Go star gazing
🧺 Have a car picnic
🏎️ Build a box-kart
🌿 Forage for food
🎣 Go fishing
🌳 Make a treehouse
VIRTUAL IDEAS
🏛️ Tour ancient Rome
🐼 Visit a virtual zoo
🗺️ Explore the world
🧙♂️ Spend the day at Hogwarts
🎨 Paint with Bob Ross
🦕 Join a dinosaur adventure
🐠 Take a guided aquarium tour
🐈Today marks Larry the Cat's 10-year anniversary as Downing Street's chief mouser.
Here, we celebrate Larry’s time in office. Thread 🧵
Over the last decade, Larry has worked with three Prime Ministers, welcomed two US Presidents and witnessed the comings and goings of countless ministers – not to mention had a few fights with rival felines, rats and even a pigeon...
Larry arrived from Battersea Dogs and Cats Home on Feb 15, 2011.
It was hoped that Prime Minister David Cameron's newest team member would dispense of a rat that had been spotted scuttling past the famous door of Number 10 Downing Street