Fired Engineer Says Google Discriminated Based on His 'Male Gender,' 'Caucasian Race'
- by Roger Davidson
- in Tech
- — Jan 9, 2018
In doing so, Damore also painted gross generalizations against women, accusing them of being more neurotic and anxiety-ridden, and he believes these supposed traits render women unsuitable for the stress of higher-level tech jobs.
Two former Google employees have filed a class-action lawsuit Monday against Google, with the allegation that the company discriminates against conservative white men, The Hill reported.
Photo James Damore's lawsuit against Google, which fired him previous year after he criticized its diversity efforts, said, "Google's open hostility for conservative thought is paired with invidious discrimination on the basis of race and gender".
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"Google's open hostility for conservative thought is paired with invidious discrimination on the basis of race and gender".
Another former Google engineer, David Gudeman, is also named in the lawsuit.
"(Google applies) illegal hiring quotas to fill its desired percentages of women and favored minority candidates, and openly shames managers of business units who fail to meet their quotas-in the process, openly denigrating male and Caucasian employees as less favored than others."
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Google fired Damore after he wrote a 10-page memo titled "Google's Ideological Echo Chamber: How bias clouds our thinking about diversity and inclusion".
Damore and Dhillon are expected to have a press conference at 12 p.m.in San Francisco.
"This lawsuit is really meant to help everyone, both at Google, and people affected by Google's products, and potential future employees", he said.
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Google fired Damore in August after he distributed a 3,000-word missive arguing that the "preferences and abilities of men and women differ in part due to biological causes and that these differences may explain why we don't see equal representation of women in tech and leadership". Google denied those claims to NBC News.