The right is coming out in support of the fired author of the Google manifesto
Google has fired an employee who wrote an internal memo attacking the company's diversity policies — a move that has instantly turned the author into a hero of the right and threatens to ignite a Silicon Valley culture war.
The memo argued that Google should focus on "ideological diversity," and criticised its efforts to increase gender and racial diversity, suggesting biological differences may be the reason for disparities in hiring in the tech industry.
"We need to stop assuming that gender gaps imply sexism," the author wrote.
The author, James Damore, was subsequently fired, : "To suggest a group of our colleagues have traits that make them less biologically suited to that work is offensive and not OK."
But the Damore's departure from Google isn't the end of this story. His memo and the action taken against him is being held up by many on the right as an example of alleged censorship and the purported dangers of "political correctness."
A few examples: Breitbart, the far-right news site, is currently leading with the story, writing that "witch hunts are a well-known cultural problem" at Google and that "psychologicsts claim [the] manifesto [is] scientifically accurate."
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For my own sense of sanity, I'm hoping that none of them were women, at least. 
Why should he have been fired for telling the truth?
Yeah..A hundred years ago we were "biologically unsuited" to vote. 
In The Handmaiden's Tale world, maybe but not in this one.
