Our thanks to Jeff for this. The start of the piece:

In a bid to foster greater diversity and inclusion, PwC is changing up (sic) its recruitment process. In a statement, the Big Four firm said it was expanding its talent pool by offering new programmes and work experiences designed for non-university graduates, thereby breaking away from traditional hiring processes. PwC’s approach to recruitment is a response to the changing dynamics of the accountancy profession. The firm is focusing on growing its apprenticeships, school leaver programmes, work experience placements, and degree partnerships. This strategic shift is aimed at ensuring that students without a university degree have the same access to opportunities as their university-educated counterparts. Ian Elliott, chief people officer at PwC, emphasised the importance of this change. “We’re proud of the strides we’ve made broadening access to the firm, focusing on potential not pedigree. [J4MB emphasis] But equally important is how we support people to settle in and develop once they get here,” he said.

“Focusing on potential not pedigree”. Translated into plain English, “Focusing on the unknowable and ignoring the known”. That should prove successful in at least two areas, reducing corporate performance and creating lucrative employment for otherwise unemployable DEI parasites.

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Our thanks to the Washington DC-based Domestic Abuse and Violence International Alliance (DAVIA) for this press release. We’re an active member of DAVIA which is sponsoring the International Conference on Men’s Issues in Budapest, Hungary, in August.

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Our thanks to Mike P for this piece in the Telegraph.

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Interesting.

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Our thanks to Steve for this (video, 14:18). At one point one of the women reveals that credit card debt in the US exploded when American women were able to take them out in their own names. What are the chances? And what’s the betting that most of those debts were eventually settled by men, one way or another?

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Our thanks to Gerry for this.

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Most followers of this blog will be well aware of the legendary British vlogger Rowland ‘Row’ Adelagun, better known as ‘ManWomanMyth’. Our playlist of his 130 videos recorded before 2015 is here. I don’t think any vlogger ever alerted more people to men’s issues and the reality of the evil ideology of feminism. Sadly, in 2015, Row had a fall from a building which resulted in considerable physical harm, including brain damage. Since then he has lived in sheltered accommodation, and a local MRA, Andy, visits him frequently and supports him, including in relation to his computer. Andy just sent me the following:

Rowland Adelagun’s new YouTube channel. Those of you who are subscribed to Rowland Adelagun’s YouTube channel may have noticed no content being uploaded from Rowland in recent months. In brief, due to Row’s memory problem, he lost access to his password and hence access to his original channel. With the help of friends, we have got him up and running with a new, leaner, slicker channel called Rowland Adelagun – Manwomanmyth 2024 The channel header contains the current year to stress that it is the latest and current channel. The channel also contains the entire Manwomanmth playlist, along with MRA recognition and credits to Rowland’s work, playlists of personal life and Rowland performing Taekwondo moves before his injury. I would ask you to subscribe to this new channel to get the subscriber count up. It would mean a lot to Rowland. Here is the link https://www.youtube.com/@rowadelagun Thankyou Andy

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