Coleman Hughes
8 statements across 1 episodes · 1 bullish · 3 bearish · 3 people on the record · first statement Sep 29, 2023 by Coleman Hughes · said 3 times in 2 episodes since 2024 · across every show →
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Sep 29, 2023 negative
Coleman Hughes: Address root disparities rather than altering meritocratic selection standards
“What you really want to do is, if there are reasons why, say, black kids aren't getting access to violins at the same, at a young age, because schools are underfunded or band programs are horrible in inner cities, That's where you want to intervene. You don't …”
Sep 29, 2023
Coleman Hughes: Racial identity recedes in importance as individuals know each other
“Your race, racial identity recedes in importance the more you get to know people, and I think people in interracial relationships know this, people with interracial kids know this, so my message actually resonates, resonates with people of all colors.”
Sep 29, 2023 positive
Sep 29, 2023
Sep 29, 2023
Chamath: Coleman Hughes's colorblindness framework would have saved years of self-sabotage
“Had I had a framework, if I had your talk when I was in my twenties and thirties, I would have spared myself a lot of self-sabotage. Because what that does is when you feel these things and you don't have a framework to interpret it or to tolerate the anxiety,…”
Sep 29, 2023 negative
Hughes: Prioritizing identity in hiring creates corporate vulnerability to identity meltdowns
“The problems begin when you sort of bless this idea that race is a super deep feature of who you are right from the start. When you bless that idea right from the start, it sends the signal that what people bring to the table is their racial identity, is their…”
Sep 29, 2023 negative
Sacks: TED is failing its core mission by suppressing controversial talks
“Ted's original mission represented in their tagline was ideas worth spreading. So there's supposed to be a forum for interesting, worthy ideas that they're going to spread. And here they're doing the opposite. They're basically sandbagging the views and they d…”