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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sincere question, why isn't there a concern for DEI in fields like NBA basketball players or NFL football players? [/quote]

If we started with the NBA, 25% of the now 75% of African American players will be put on a Performance Improvement Plan, take DEI courses, and give up their spots to whites and Hispanics. But that still would leave 50% African American and 50% white and Hispanic. Since non-Latino whites are 72% of the population in the U.S., we need to make the numbers more equitable and inclusive, so 72% of the NBA players are non-Latino whites. It's sad that an additional number of NBA players will lose their jobs, but DEI is important. [/quote]

DE&I is not about quotas.

The NBA has a DE&I program- https://inclusion.nba.com/

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Who cares if the next King LeBron James will give up his spot for a less qualified non-Latino white. DEI is important. [/quote]

Again, DE&I is not about quotas.  I am aware that quotas have been a thing in the past, and still are in some places.  But that is not the goal of modern DE&I.  You are arguing a strawman.[/quote]

The goal is to make DE&I hucksters very wealthy. [/quote]

Yep -- all those adjuncts who make $20,000 a year are suddenly propelled to the lofty heights  of university pay because they string together some word salad, show up looking like themselves, and scare the bejesus out of the general counsel's office.  [/quote]

Can you please elaborate on what you are trying to say here?  I want to make sure I completely understand.[/quote]

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