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Much like the mythological "swing voter," I have no reason whatsoever to give faith toward the type of person who would hate e.g. DEI requirements and be pro-re
by jrm4 4y ago
Much like the mythological "swing voter," I have no reason whatsoever to give faith toward the type of person who would hate e.g. DEI requirements and be pro-reform in any meaningful way; there aren't enough of them to make a difference.
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- tiahura 4y agoMuch like the mythological "swing voter” … there aren't enough of them to make a difference. Did you sleep through 2020?
- JumpCrisscross 4y ago> have no reason whatsoever to give faith toward the type of person who would hate e.g. DEI requirements and be pro-reform in any meaningful way I admittedly haven’t seen joint polling on this. But competitive districts certainly show overlap, and joint increasing animosity, towards these elements. Speaking personally, corporate DEI always struck me as usual bureaucratic drudgery; gatekeeping academic positions with an ideological questionnaire makes me pause, particularly when those same institutions are proposing solutions to our inequality and electoral problems.