Book - The Next Civil War

We're not against those principles, per se, but many people like me are against a bureaucratic superstructure called DEI that is spending hundreds of millions of dollars with "Chief Diversity Officers" at every campus or workplace and forced "Diversity Statements" where our devotion to "Diversity" is a critical part of our hiring to teach Biology or Medicine;

Are you “for diversity” or simply “not against diversity”?

Are you for women, people of color, non-cisgendered people, ethnic minority people, and others having “equal opportunity” to succeed? Or just not against that?

Do you support the idea that children from financially disadvantaged families should be able to start their day at public schools being sufficiently nourished that they can concentrate on learning?

When they get to secondary school, should women, people of color, non-cisgendered people, ethnic minority people, and others having “equal opportunity” to participate in extracurricular activities, unburdened by barriers? Should the children from financially disadvantaged families get to participate without the need to go to their after-school and weekend jobs?

If they somehow get to college, do you want only the children from wealthy families the be able to accept unpaid internships at top-tier companies, while those other students accept low-paid jobs that do not bolster their resumes, so that they can continue their educations?

If diversity had already been achieved there woukd be no need for DEI policies. The fact that these are needed is a demonstration of the failure of a society.