
Women probably won't believe that their right to vote could go away also. Pay attention ladies. |
They don’t care.
Remember, Vance wants more babies. |
I’m waiting for the list too. Because DEI absolutely does not mean “focusing on and emphasizing race and gender above all else” and you know it. Stop making things up to suit your narrative. |
You don’t get it, do you? All the female management you have IS because it took decades of pushing DEI agenda. How old is your company? Look at your management in 70s, 60s. Corporate America was 90+% white males, the academia was white males, doctors in 50s were 96% male. And you stand here today and tell me you got your job because you’re the best?? No, you got your job because people fought for your rights to have it for decades through DEI initiatives. The best you would not be hired back then. Sorry, if the truth hurts. You’re obviously either very young or very gullible. |
They are not Christians, they identify as Christians. Wannabes |
It also got people on wheelchairs ramps, it also got deaf people sign language interpreters, you think all these people were in the workforce before? |
He was actually talking about you, but you are too blind to see it. |
Nazi language |
The roll back of DEI and potentially other anti discrimination protections means putting all of your trust in hiring teams and corporations to do the right thing. You know how Affirmative Action came to be in the first place? Universities and businesses could not be trusted to do the right thing post segregation. And I’m actually okay with Affirmative Action going, it seems like it ran its course. But this idea that there is never gender or racial discrimination is naive and silly to me. You all seem to be more trusting than I am. |
List your specific complaints with verifiable examples and we can have an honest discussion. Until then, keep your Fox News talking points to yourself. |
I am a woman. I don't think DEI has anything to do with me. I have been working post-college for 26 years. DEI is not meant to elevate women at all. |
Affirmative action was always meant to have a sunset. It was allowing for a small degree of legitimized racism so race and sex could be considered as positive factors for some period of time as a rational way to address historic racism. It was never supposed to permanently institutionalize racism. It has now been rejected because racism to fight racism is not a forever solution. Yes, the problem is not eradicated -- there is still racism and sexism -- but it reached the point where the cure was eclipsing the disease. We've made progress and there are legal protections. Title VII has been around since 1964. Those protections have their challenges because it is hard to prove intent, but it should be hard to prove intent. That's called due process, another basic legal protection. We'll never entirely cure the world of biases but blessing racism to cure racism is not a sustainable philosophy. DEI is putting the thumb on the scale for candidates who wouldn't get the job based on merit, and the a la mode version of DEI relies heavily on critical racism, which asks us to accept that our history can only be understood through a racial lens such that even racial progress, such as Brown v. Board of Education, is motivated by racism. Likewise, a white person who thinks she isn't racist is delusional. This tracks with many prior posters here: if you're a woman who thinks you got your job through merit, you're simply naive. Bull. The existence of sexism can coexist with the truth that there are plenty of women who are really good at what they do. Many of the women I've revered in my career are in their positions because they were so much better than the white men that no amount of sexism could keep them back. Denying those women credit is a disservice. The playing field isn't perfect but it's never going to be. |
Are you insane? I am in my late 40s. I had no trouble getting hired at 21 or since. |
Some Trump voters are finding out the hard way that his policies do in fact impact them negatively. I am a 54F. In my day, it was "equal opportunity". Today, they call it DEI. But, it basically works the same way. |
dp.. DEI is just another word for "equal opportunity" which was code word for "we need to hire more women and minorities". Before EO laws, companies could fire women for getting pregnant or not hire women of child bearing age, or even minorities. There was very little recourse when this happened. I feel we are going back to that. |