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¿Question #5288?
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jegan22280: yes
Spirit of 70: No.
blackthorne1978: yep
skrutsch: ummm...
gmonk: Silly Mr. Cranky, nothing can do *that*.
Madgit: No, it's also a delicious breakfast cereal.
kdevine: No
Randy Cox: No. It's a reasonable goal to live by.
Diamat: No, it's to give them another way of firing people.
Leezer: Yes.
MrHen: No, it is just a plain, old word.
Wibblenut: No, it's there to give the stupid people a chance too
bigbadsteve: yep
Chris Page: No, it supports management's credibility.
POvidiusNaso: Yes, as is "world domination."
DHEK: I don't think so. I'm sure it was first used with good intentions and with a goal of actually accomplishing said diversity.
aleo09: no
onky: Yes.
Relacon: Definitely
Sigisgrim: No, but if it was it would have failed.
purvisa: No, though it has been abused in the last couple decades to the point that it is almost unrecognizable.
gutshot45_70: yup.
vampywife: I think a lot of people might feel that way, but I don't believe it. I think diversity is important in all kinds of things. If we were all the same, how boring would that be??
puffinge: more than a buzzword
mrspank: Hehe... funny stuff. The answer is no. Diversity is more important than that.
Znirk: No, it's really out there. Somewhere.
Avatar_69: No. It's a real word. Check a dictionary
djlg: No
scriptorum: It's a buzzword, but it doesn't make HR departments any more credible. It does make lawsuits more fun, though!
jasta6: No, it's part of this worlds P.C. laws now............................
Igloo cool: No
KineticKill: No, it's part of the spell spun by PC vampires that need to be held up to the light of truth so they'll burn!
dietevil: No, but it has become that way
Helenoftroy: LOL!
cymric: Of course.
MisterCranky: Yes
slapdash: do you really think so
ssmooth: No, it's a term made up for political reasons, so racists can have something to complain about without actually mentioning race.
CortexBomb: In your context, more or less
Lord_Prussian: it's definitely a buzzword and rarely used with its proper meaning
jttm: Umm.... Di-versity means having an extreme dislike towards universities.
skelebone: No, it has other meanings as well.
CDRodeffer: It wasn't made up, but it was co-opted as such, which totally sucks because "inoffensive" PC talk is utter garbage anyway.
chaddyboy_2000: Sure.