Abstractionitis revisited
In its recently published survey, Leading for Change: A Blueprint for Cultural Diversity and Inclusive Leadership Revisited, the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) asserts that there is insufficient ‘cultural diversity’ in Australia because of the statistically dismal over-representation of Anglo-Celts among Australia’s leaders.
The word ‘Revisited’ refers to the fact that as far back as mid-2016, the AHRC published a similar self-aggrandising item.
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