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Not. Necessarily, given that DEI efforts are not one-dimensional. They consider factors like first-generation, geneder, class background, etc. (I am an Asian m
by Ar-Curunir 5y ago
Not. Necessarily, given that DEI efforts are not one-dimensional. They consider factors like first-generation, geneder, class background, etc.
(I am an Asian male, so I really have nothing to selfishly benefit from promoting DEI efforts)
- sgillen 5y agoWell, one problem when discussing DEI is there are many implementations of it. My own own departments only considers race or gender, and really only focuses on gender. Although I know many DEI programs really do take a more holistic view of what diversity means.