I’m not worried. DEI activism is unlikely to survive the recession. It will continue in academia but even there it’s creating more lifelong detractors than sup

I’m not worried. DEI activism is unlikely to survive the recession. It will continue in academia but even there it’s creating more lifelong detractors than supporters. As it turns out people don’t like weaponizing race / sexuality as a means of controlling or being controlled. This is a foreign concept to anyone in the DEI bubble, but speak to any normies (of all races) and you’ll hear a very different tune.