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Remember how I told you 2 years ago there was an inherent issue with sexism at Riot Games and we'd need to wait for the NDAs to start dropping off before the truth come out? Looks like today might be the day. Inside The Culture Of Sexism At Riot Games Throughout her three years at Riot Games, the company behind League of Legends, Lacy made it her mission to hire a woman into a leadership role. Lacy had heard kotaku.com

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Remember how I told you 2 years ago there was an inherent issue with sexism at Riot Games and we'd need to wait for the NDAs to start dropping off before the truth come out? Looks like today might be the day.


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INGCULTURE Two Riot Games employees depart after defending a women-only PAX West event to League players One employee says he was fired for violating Riot's social media policy By Shannon Liae I @shannon Liao ep7,208,pm EDT f SHARE MOST READ Elon Musk teases electric plane design and smokes weed on Joe Rogan podcast EGE Image: Riot Games Five things to expect at the Apple event next week League of Legends developer Riot Games has been dealing with allegations of a sexist work environment for the past month, and two employees who defended diversity efforts left the company yesterday, anonymous sources confirmed to Polygon and Kotaku Systems designer Daniel Klein and communications associate Mattias Lehman were known to be outspoken on social media within the game's community. Most recently, that discussion revolved around a controversial decision to keep some events at PAX West open only to women and non-binary people. Klein told The Verge: "I was fired for violating our social media policy." It's still not clear if Lehman was fired or if he quit. Tesla's accounting and HR heads resign on the same day
Daniel Z. Klein @danielzklein 20h So yes, in the interest of justice, equality, and fairness, men need to be excluded sometimes. That's perfectly fine. Trust me, you'll have about a billion other opportunities that these women won't have. But no, you have to be absolute overgrown toddlers and throw hissy fits. 22 t0787 Daniel Z. Klein @danielzklein 20h When one group has too much and one has too little, some must be taken from the group that has too much. That sucks, and if you're used to being catered to your entire life and always being made to feel like the most special boy in the room, the above will be your reaction
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