Did you read that slide and the comments others have made addressing it? Even after going through some seriously generous contortions to assume good faith, it&#x27;s racist and alarming.<p>I also don&#x27;t think your comment extends good faith you are demanding to the comment and commenters which you&#x27;re addressing.<p><pre><code>    there are people complaining about the very notion that 
    there might be something wrong with how hiring and 
    promotion happens in technology.
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I haven&#x27;t gotten past the topmost comment thread on this HN  post, but I have yet to read one comment here that makes this argument. Many here are addressing a particularly troublesome form of racism using a slide and other primary evidence as exemplary of this type of creeping racism. I haven&#x27;t yet read a comment that argues that &quot;(a) there is no problem&quot;, so the &quot;consensus&quot; you&#x27;re asserting isn&#x27;t there. I do agree that there is generally consensus about your second point &quot; (b) GitHub&#x27;s attempts to address it are unjust.&quot;, but maybe it&#x27;s because GitHub&#x27;s attempts just might be unjust?