I think it depends on the training. If it'd DiAngelo style "separate people by skin color then have the white people stand up & admit guilt and the brown peopl

I think it depends on the training. If it'd DiAngelo style "separate people by skin color then have the white people stand up & admit guilt and the brown people stand up and admit they can't get ahead" then yeah, I'd draw comparisons to struggle sessions too. But if it's like "hey your hospital serves this particular community that lots of challenging patients come from and we're going to talk about some of the history of how they were displaced from a different neighborhood (or something) and still fighting a particular uphill battle for these identifiable reasons X, Y, Z." then obviously it's helpful and I'd embrace it. There is some seriously poisonous stuff masquerading under the 'equity' banner alongside some seriously necessary stuff.