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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's how JD Vance got into Yale Law School.[/quote]

I’ve heard that he also used “economic diversity” because he was from WV[/quote]

Also geographic diversity. Easier to get into Yale from rural WV, they literally lower the qualifications based solely on geography! That is the opposite of merit.[/quote]

Once again, he graduated from Ohio State summa cum laude.  
That probably had something to do with his acceptance to Yale. [/quote]

Do you give the same benefit of the doubt to others in perceived DEI categories?[/quote]

MAGAs would NEVER give the benefit of doubt to a black woman who graduated from Ohio State summa cum laude.   They would just smirk and say "DEI hire."[/quote]

Every. Single. Time.[/quote]

I just read an article on a female pilot who grinded for 12 years to achieve her status only to be looked at as a DEI hire by most people. She's even had passengers refuse to fly with her when they board and find out she's the Captain and question her abilities to her face and in front of other passengers. [/quote]

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