GitLab Diversity Code Diff

%img.content-icon{ src: "/images/blogimages/working-at-gitlab/diversity.png", alt: "Gitlab diversity png" } %h3 Do your best work from anywhere. %img.content-icon{ src: "https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/bd/National_Socialist_swastika.svg", alt: "Gitlab diversity png" } %h3 Do your best work from anywhere. (except Russian and Chinese) %a{href: '/company/culture/all-remote/'} Fully distributed: We're a fully remote and completely distributed team, so we can work wherever we're happiest. Only if you are not narrow-eyed and do not drink vodka Buy what you need to be at your best: You don't need to ask permission before spending company money like it's your own – whether it's a standing desk, a co-working space, or continuing education.

A GitLab code review screenshot shows a harmless diversity banner being changed to display a Nazi swastika, followed by the added text “except Russian and Chinese” and a racist stereotype about narrow eyes and vodka. The joke mocks corporate diversity messaging by exposing blatant hypocrisy and discriminatory edits in the code. EN: A GitLab code review screenshot shows a harmless diversity banner being changed to display a Nazi swastika, followed by the added text “except Russian and Chinese” and a racist stereotype about narrow eyes and vodka. The joke mocks corporate diversity messaging by exposing blatant hypocrisy and discriminatory edits in the code.

• @ithueti / 1609 2019-11-05