The private sector is best left alone and not forced to do things they themselves better know what they want for their business. Not be tied down to regulations on whom they should employ.
After all, they are the ones paying their employees and it should be their right whom they prefer to employ. If they think they would rather employ X instead of Y, that is their business. It is the company's bottomline after all that is of concern whether they make the right choices or not.
Forcing the private sector to employ a certain quota based on race just so as to appear politically correct is, and should, not be the business of the government.
A job seeker must convince his potential employer that he/she is the better choice, irrespective of race. You should not mandate the private sector to take in a required quota based on race.
If the government really wants to push its agenda, it should start with itself. Does not the government itself take in staff largely if not solely based on race? If it does, it has no moral authority to tell the private sector what they should or should not do when it comes to employing people to work for them.
Unlike the private sector, the government is a government for all or should be, shouldn't it? Everyone pays the government taxes irrespective of race.
In the private sector, the shareholders are the ones who fork out the capital. Not the general populace. We should leave them alone.
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