The takeover of a corporation begins with the placement of an activist (usually in-the-closet) homosexual in a hiring position. Other undisclosed “gays” are then hired to fill strategic positions in the company. When the ability to control the process is assured, some of the activists “come out of the closet” and form a “''Gay and Lesbian Employees Association.''”<ref>{{cite web |title= IBM Diversity - Gay Lesbian Bi-Sexual & Transgender (GLBT) |publisher=you-tube.com |url= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=al5Euju-rOg |accessdate=December 23, 2014 |quote= What’s great about IBM is that I can feel open when I come to work. I’m part of invisible minority group – gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender - LGBT. What is unique about this group is said that it is represented in all other [[diversity]] network groups. When working with people from … group, it is important not to make assumptions. Because 6 to 8 percent of time you may make an incorrect one. For example, when assessing someone’s relationship status, consider using the word ‘partner’ as it is more inclusive and would make person to feel more comfortable.}}</ref> That group then introduces an amendment to the company anti-discrimination policy to include “[[sexual orientation]].” | The takeover of a corporation begins with the placement of an activist (usually in-the-closet) homosexual in a hiring position. Other undisclosed “gays” are then hired to fill strategic positions in the company. When the ability to control the process is assured, some of the activists “come out of the closet” and form a “''Gay and Lesbian Employees Association.''”<ref>{{cite web |title= IBM Diversity - Gay Lesbian Bi-Sexual & Transgender (GLBT) |publisher=you-tube.com |url= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=al5Euju-rOg |accessdate=December 23, 2014 |quote= What’s great about IBM is that I can feel open when I come to work. I’m part of invisible minority group – gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender - LGBT. What is unique about this group is said that it is represented in all other [[diversity]] network groups. When working with people from … group, it is important not to make assumptions. Because 6 to 8 percent of time you may make an incorrect one. For example, when assessing someone’s relationship status, consider using the word ‘partner’ as it is more inclusive and would make person to feel more comfortable.}}</ref> That group then introduces an amendment to the company anti-discrimination policy to include “[[sexual orientation]].” |