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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OK MAGA, tell us how your life has improved now that you can be outwardly racist and misogynistic and you’ve put LGBTQ in their place? I want real life examples, not hypotheticals like bathrooms in some other county or school system that has nothing to do with you. Real examples of how you (or your white DH) have gotten ahead in your career, your kid has excelled in sports, etc. now that others can be decremented against again.[/quote]

If woke and DEI don’t matter, why don’t Democrats drop those things? Liberals always tell us those things don’t matter, immigration doesn’t matter, etc. But they never change those policies to adopt a more mainstream view. That signals those things do matter. The Democratic party should actually listen to voters and try to meet them where they are instead of lecturing and trying to impose unpopular views on voters. [/quote]

The existence and equal dignity of women, LGBTQ people, nonwhites, and non-Christians isn’t some fringe ideology; it’s reality.

If you believe that basic inclusion is "unpopular," then that says more about your worldview than it does about the country.

The right’s entire anti-DEI crusade is built on a fabricated grievance: that white Christian men are somehow oppressed. In this thread, the anti-DEI right wing has admitted nothing in their lives has actually improved, which proves the point: DEI wasn’t ever actually holding any of you back, and its rollback hasn’t lifted you up. You’re just angry that the world doesn’t solely revolve around white Christian males anymore.[/quote]

Nobody said anything about not being inclusive. However, if less qualified candidates are being accepted/hired/promoted over others because of DEI, that's wrong. Whites being promoted over more qualified candidates for being white is wrong as well.

An example has been provided on the previous page.[/quote]

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