Now that is a courageous piece enumerating some of the pathologies developed in institutions of education (hence, broadly in western culture). The now openly ap

Now that is a courageous piece enumerating some of the pathologies developed in institutions of education (hence, broadly in western culture). The now openly applauded values of hate (racism, sexism) and double standards that are the hallmark of our time (and have been for some time in making) have to be exposed for what they are. DEI harms the most, as usual with falsehood ideologies, those it professes to help. This article is a very small step in the right direction. Lets just consider the message of the ideology of sex, race, gender, and etc by which we are to judge an individual. How wicked a philosophy that promotes the external characteristics, those that one does not chose or influence, to the highest of standards. What Im missing in many of such articles thought is the logical fallacy exposure: that is, one cannot discriminate against an individual based on such values, and exactly by the same token, one cannot discriminate for in individual based using these, especially when it concerns government or social institutions (we know where that goes, been there done that, humanity). Despite this, the exact opposite standard is held today. The only value by which to hold an individual to a standard that can erase the disgusting institutionalized racism, sexism, and other -isms is, competence. As the physicist extraordinaire, S. Weinberg, wrote: “I will seek the best candidates, without regard to race or sex.” Also I would add that the comments under that article are also a delight of a dialogue of various opinions.