> A common effect I've observed is that diversity training often seems to trigger defensive behavior. > During a Zoom meeting with hundreds of students, the in

> A common effect I've observed is that diversity training often seems to trigger defensive behavior. > During a Zoom meeting with hundreds of students, the interim dean and dozens of other faculty and administrators each declared they were "a racist" and "a gatekeeper of white supremacy." Historically, accusing a whole ethnic group of being inherently guilty of some great evil (e.g. racism), has worked out less than great for that group, so it's hardly surprising they'd be defensive.