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It is a political tool designed to unify an unwieldy coalition against a common "foe."

The whole 'equity' push has also taken on a life of its own as a sort of secular religion.  It gives school bureaucrats and others something to talk about endlessly to distract the public from their continuing failures.

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Those three words make me (and most normal people) tune out immediately.[/quote]

Please define “normal people”, and if you can, try to not say something circular that boils down to “people that feel the same way I do.”[/quote]

Normal people = people who don't want to hurt any particular group, but have little interest in some equity ideology without any clear end goal (most people)[/quote]

What makes you think that is “most people”!
Also, can you please give an example of a social movement without a clear end goal?  What are your thoughts on the civil rights movement of the 1960’s?[/quote]

The end goal is increased diversity, equity, and inclusion.  Ideally until those concepts are no longer relevant.

As an analogy, I think of the women’s movement.  Same thing. (Quite literally, b/c gender is included in DE&I)

DP.  What - exactly - is the "end goal" of diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives?  Besides dividing people into groups and pitting them against one another, of course.[/quote][/quote]

:lol: what? the end of DE&I is DE&I?[/quote]

Hate to admit it, but I genuinely can’t tell if you are being sarcastic or mocking.

But to be clear: Yes, the goal of DE&I is DE&I.[/quote]

I think that's the problem: There is no clear end goal; DE&I is self-perpetuating without a clear end-goal except allocating more money for DE&I initiatives.

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