Don’t tolerate bad or racist ideas in Venture Capital

https://twitter.com/JTLonsdale/status/1476075681301729282
The founder of Palantir($PLTR), Joe Lonsdale, today publicly made controversial comments about Black entrepreneurs. Joe suggests that the low funding rate of Black Americans in corporate formation was due to the ills of “black culture” and “having so many kids born out of wedlock”.

Presently public sentiment has been swift with many in the venture capital and startup world condemning Joe’s remarks. These types of public blunders by a key member of a publicly traded company can have serious consequences. Lonsdale’s views may be important information for anyone who holds $pltr or other companies which enrich Lonsdale. This incident in my mind calls into questions the quality of leadership of the founders at Palantir and their access to important American military technoloy.
How the boards of Lonsdale’s companies handle this may restore confidence or reduce it. Additionally, as a frequent government contractor issues like this can quickly gain great scrutiny should politicians take a side in this controversy of racism in Venture Capital. Today on tweeter many mind were clearly calling into question Palantir’s practices for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
Do Lonsdale’s public actions represent the quality of organizations he has led?

When asked for clarification, Joe stated in later deleted tweets:

https://twitter.com/undermine_vc/status/1476211834076106754
It is unclear how this explains VC’s appallingly low rate of black founder funding. A recent Washington Post article clearly places the blame on systemic and overt racism embedded in the industry. The type of which was in grand display today in Lonsdale’s remarks.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2020/07/22/black-entrepreneurs-venture-capital/
So the real question is will Venture Capital, Silicon Valley, and Palantir tolerate bad & racist ideas within their organizations?