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Pharrell says politics create division at panel
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 70805, member: 636"] Pharrell Williams urged audiences during a panel discussion to prioritize excellence over identity politics, stating his aversion to political systems that he believes manufacture division among people. The producer questioned whether professionals seek opportunities based on demographic characteristics or genuine merit, arguing that talent and skill should determine success rather than racial identity. Williams addressed changes in corporate approaches to diversity initiatives, suggesting that such programs may not receive sustained institutional support. He emphasized building undeniable competence in one's field as the most reliable path forward, regardless of shifting policy environments or organizational priorities. The artist concluded by asserting that mastery of craft remains valuable despite fluctuating cultural trends, encouraging attendees to develop abilities that make their contributions indispensable to any organization or project. [/QUOTE]
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