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It's a new era of McCarthyism we're dealing with... I thought that America had grown beyond this kind of bullying, but apparently the lessons have to be re-lear
by lordfrito 3y ago
It's a new era of McCarthyism we're dealing with... I thought that America had grown beyond this kind of bullying, but apparently the lessons have to be re-learned.
It's the brazen power-seeking by (and demanded submission to) the DEI crowd that scares me. They are willing to use the power to reshape culture and thought.
It's going to get worse before it gets better. We need a "have you no decency sir" moment.
- mc32 3y agoThe scary part is some time ago I had an interview and the interviewer very proudly mentioned that their researchers devoted as much time to DEI as they did to their research (I presume this was somewhat of an exaggeration, But I could not tell). I did not know what to say, but I can only wish them luck competing against those who have more resolve toward actually doing research.
- starkd 3y agoHence, the requirements they have a DEI office in order to get funding.
- ngc248 3y agoThese DEI programs are like those political offices from USSR. Now every company/college needs to have a DEI team, hire and train those people. You have an entire DEI eco-system of consultants who provide training services etc