DINT #56 – Diversity Director Drops Dime on Meta, Gets Fired and Followed by Employer

Kansas City paid nearly $11,000 to surveil its former diversity pro Andrea Dorch because she dared to blow the whistle on Meta’s contractor diversity violations on a new data center development.

Andrea Dorch thought she was simply doing her job when she reported inconsistencies in a development’s awards to subcontractors. Little did she know that only months later she would be out of work and under surveillance by her former employer.

Meta, Facebook’s parent company, announced it would build a data center in Kansas City in March 2022. As with ma…