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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]      Both Undercover mothers and those who think DEI instructors in private schools can do no wrong are oversimplifying the issue.

Of course, there is value in DEI awareness in schools but also the potential for abuse, and it seems true that NAIS officials have has largely abandoned using independent judgment and outsourced responsibility for setting policy to a small group of a particular type of DEI consultants.  There has been some interesting reporting on what appear to be at least uncomfortably close relationships between some consultants and NAIS, if not outright conflicts of interest which has gotten little attention in the privileged world of private schools where public criticism by parents is deemed impolite.

https://freebeacon.com/culture/the-lucrative-business-of-woke-education/
  
https://freebeacon.com/culture/why-private-schools-have-gone-woke/
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I recommend people perform a cursory search on "The Free Beacon" so they can assess themselves the impartiality of the source.[/quote]

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