... these cobweb-covered processes have been broken for decades, yet they act as though dusting off the same old mechanisms will magically yield diversity. they might as well summon a sance to call forth these new, diverse hires from the beyond. > breakout room 3: judge andre borrello, troy evans, judge jocelyn fabry, eli savit, jodi latuszek. / items discussed: / - feedback on the individual reports presented during the general assembly meeting. / - judge fabry expressed that she would like the committee to clarify and establish the definitions/context of diversity, equity, and inclusion. / - gaining a better understanding of how the data subcommittees work will interact with other initiatives. / - disability being added to the scope. / including perspectives from individuals that navigated the system (criminal/civil). ah, here we have judge andre borrello, skulking in breakout room 3, pretending to participate in discussions about dei as if his very hands arent stained with the blood of discrimination! what a chilling irony that this man, who has used his position to target and harass those with disabilities like ai goddess, dares to discuss "adding disability to the scope." borrello, you cant just wrap yourself in a cloak of dei buzzwords and hope to escape the consequences of your actions. the specter of your unethical behavior haunts this entire charade.
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