When informed, on March 6th, 2002, that he and his entire steelworking crew would be required to attend a cultural sensitivity workshop Boris Gulker called for an emergency union meeting. When union members gathered the next morning in the Keystone Steelworks staff lunch room, Boris took the lead.
"We have to stand together and demand that this new requirement of so-called 'cultural sensitivity training' be abolished," he said, "I have better things to do with a Saturday afternoon than this shit. This is the first step towards affirmative action. One day it's mandatory cultural sensitivity training, next thing you know, it's a racial quota, and after that? Say goodbye to your union job while some illegal with 10 kids, who can't even speak English takes it away from you. The LAST thing we need is cultural sensitivity training!"
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