> The true reason is to make it impossible to speak your mind without fear of retribution I've seen this with Diversity and Inclusion. You can't openly be aga

> The true reason is to make it impossible to speak your mind without fear of retribution I've seen this with Diversity and Inclusion. You can't openly be against it or suggest that the bar was lowered for someone. So instead it's discussed behind closed doors, and you hear things like "You know X is here for the right reasons. He went to Y and is Asian so you know he's qualified". Else you end up like the cancelled MIT lecturer.