Change in Diversity at schools ?

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Anonymous wrote:Have you noticed differences in your school?

I think in a very subtle way private schools are starting to withdraw DEI activities. I started to notice that in the last two months. Way less DEI activities. I was wondering if this is happening in other schools. I am not against DEI. What I am surprised is about the apparent change in policies without announcing them. Somehow the school seems to be afraid of future changes in government policies for schools (an example is the attempt to remove the tax status in Harvard).

They should not be changing. They are private schools and do not receive federal funding.

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Our school didn’t have over the top DEI events or policies to begin with, and I haven’t seen any change. There are some, but they are just part of a robust school events calendar.

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Anonymous wrote:Public schools are moving quickly. It seems that one option to maintain to diversity is to switch the concept of income diversity that would be more palatable for the government (at least for public schools and colleges).

Is your school doing that?

My school is currently downplaying diversity without saying anything or announcing any change in policy.

Interesting. What sorts of things are they doing? Is this in the DMV?

Yes . DMV. there were almost weekly activities cherishing diversity in terms of gender, religion, race, and nationality. But there has been a decline in those activities. Not disappearing but I believe is pivoting.

Which school?

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It’s sad that DEI is being removed very quickly in colleges, corporations, and government. You like it or not, it’s happening.

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Good riddance.

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Anonymous wrote:Good riddance.

Maybe or maybe not. Depends on what comes next.

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At this year’s NAIS conference, there was a lot of discussion of quietly pulling back or rethinking public-facing DEI programs, or at least being hyper aware of the current administration and the possibility of private schools being the next thing in its crosshairs.

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Anonymous wrote:Why are minority rights a privilege not a right? Why is anything non white or non christian DEI?

You are catching on to some parts of the system of white supremacy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:At this year’s NAIS conference, there was a lot of discussion of quietly pulling back or rethinking public-facing DEI programs, or at least being hyper aware of the current administration and the possibility of private schools being the next thing in its crosshairs.

That’s exactly what I am perceiving. The funny thing is that this is done quietly.

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Anonymous wrote:At this year’s NAIS conference, there was a lot of discussion of quietly pulling back or rethinking public-facing DEI programs, or at least being hyper aware of the current administration and the possibility of private schools being the next thing in its crosshairs.

That’s exactly what I am perceiving. The funny thing is that this is done quietly.

Only because people refuse to demand transparency because they think it’s too sensitive a topic to raise, right?

Such towers of moral strength you are!

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Anonymous wrote:We just celebrated Holi at our school.

But Holi was over a month ago

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Anonymous wrote:At this year’s NAIS conference, there was a lot of discussion of quietly pulling back or rethinking public-facing DEI programs, or at least being hyper aware of the current administration and the possibility of private schools being the next thing in its crosshairs.

That’s exactly what I am perceiving. The funny thing is that this is done quietly.

Only because people refuse to demand transparency because they think it’s too sensitive a topic to raise, right?

Such towers of moral strength you are!

In exactly which country you started a revolution?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Good riddance.

Screw off.

DEI is why Pete Hegstaff the alcoholic traitor has a dam job. RFK Jr as well.

Women have jobs only because of DEI you fool

My family members died in 9/11 you are not an American you are a traitor

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But it’s being completely removed right now. Very sad.

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Anonymous wrote:At this year’s NAIS conference, there was a lot of discussion of quietly pulling back or rethinking public-facing DEI programs, or at least being hyper aware of the current administration and the possibility of private schools being the next thing in its crosshairs.

That’s exactly what I am perceiving. The funny thing is that this is done quietly.

Only because people refuse to demand transparency because they think it’s too sensitive a topic to raise, right?

Such towers of moral strength you are!

In exactly which country you started a revolution?

It’s not being done away with at my kids’ school. But you keep whispering about your observations anonymously on DCUM since you can’t be bothered to openly question the scary authority at your kid’s LS.