> With the millions of dollars from diversity initiatives, I'm sure someone could pull it off. One other thing, you underestimate the magnitude of this problem

> With the millions of dollars from diversity initiatives, I'm sure someone could pull it off. One other thing, you underestimate the magnitude of this problem. You'd literally need to make a private island with a controlled social environment and raise children from birth meticulously in a Truman-Show-like theme park to actually isolate all the cultural influences that are being discussed here. Take the issue of sexism. This is baked into NEARLY ever message children receive, from birth and onwards. How would you ever actually reverse that? You can't, outside of a vacuum. You can only try to counter-balance it and hope the next generations can continue that process. Even if that were feasible, it'd be unethical.