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Panthers in violation of NFL rules regarding their search for a permanent head coach, multiple sources tell CBS Sports.

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1 hour ago, MechaZain said:

You notice that your colleague Mary is wearing a well fitting pair of denim pants. Which of the following statements are an appropriate response? (Mark all that apply.)

A.) "Show me how you wiggle to get those jeans up."

B.) "I bet you lay down on your bed to fit in those jeans."

C.) "Did you step into those jeans or did you have to jump into them?"

D.) None of the above

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5 minutes ago, Cullenator said:

This thread is really revealing.  Full of assumptions, hyperbole, misogyny, and casual racism.

 

Well done Huddle!

 

 

There's a kinds of " -isms" in this thread. It appears that a lot of folks missed their unconscious bias training courses.  

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1 hour ago, WarHeel said:

I’m an advocate for Wilks earning the HC position regardless of his skin color so not sure what you’re getting at.

 

I am generally not a fan of people being handed or stripped of opportunities simply based on the color of their skin. Character and resume should be the standard. If that makes me racist then call me whatever you like.

That last part should be the baseline for everyone, and that’s what these trainings are for. There’s a large large swath of people who don’t quite grasp that concept, and for the rest of us, these trainings are an easy, mundane, refresher to easily knock out then. Current training effectiveness is definitely debatable, but maybe that’s why they came out with this new program for NFL higher ups, to try Sand make ‘em more effective. 
 

Either way, thems the rules and corporate entities should be knowledgeable of them and should be compliant of them. Hopefully it’s not a big punishment, and Nicole just simply does what she has to do and we all move on. 

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