Diversity rhetoric, in this context, refers to social constructivism. The basic idea behind this kind of social constructivism is that society is "sinful" and

Diversity rhetoric, in this context, refers to social constructivism. The basic idea behind this kind of social constructivism is that society is "sinful" and it must be corrected through moralizing (ie: interpreting all social issues as moral issues), essentialism (ie: reducing people to superficial qualities like race and gender), and Utopian ideology (ie: striving for a perfect society free of sin). "Examining" "diversity" is largely unrelated to providing health services.