Why diversity is upside down: Andrés Tapia at TEDxIndianapolis

[@hartliscuzo]

I was not able to understand the point. His analogies were all over the place.

[@nixieNICLA]

Internal control culture is an interesting way of focusing on the issue of diversity inclusion..... what, why. where did that belief come from...?? I like this talk. It's excellent. We definitely need differences in this upside down world.....

[@stockbroker2000]

This speech is borrowing the word "inclusion" from Peruvian issues that is being used long ago now by policy makers and sociologist where 'diversity' is not working out in a country as such in Perú where a lot of diversity and segmentation exist both in race and culture but are not addressing the 'inclusion'. That situation is also analogically applicable to the US society where both diversity and inclusion do not really work along with one another. The melting pot now is a salad bowl.

[@HumanRaceOfYourKnees]

Could not agree more. Spot on!

[@gttaco35]

I am embarrassed that I have to watch this

[@oscarortiz8593]

brazil is not an economic power lmaooooo

[@dennisr.levesque2320]

You sure are screwed up. Don't you know that every time a new child is born, a little more diversity has been added to the world? Always has been, always will be. They are not robots of any "majority".