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And this is exactly what a DEI office would be necessary to make happen (you could call it a non DEI office, but that's what it would be). Just because you dis
by asdajksah2123 3y ago
And this is exactly what a DEI office would be necessary to make happen (you could call it a non DEI office, but that's what it would be).
Just because you disagree with a particular form of DEI (and to put my personal cards on the table, I am somewhere between indifferent to moderately against race based affirmative action) doesn't mean the concept of DEI is not important.
In fact, as we can see in this thread here, most people who say they are against DEI are in fact in favor because they do recognize that, at the very least, current higher educational practices are highly tilted towards those who are rich and those whose parents already have college degrees.
- ajsnigrutin 3y agoBut that's not DEI, that's just a form of social security. Maybe you guys need colleges looking only at grades and SAT scores, and no questions about race on any of the forms. This is how most of the world does it, and there is no need for DEI offices. If the student loans were cut down a bit, prices would probably go down too for everyone. (or maybe even have a taxpayer paid education system, like most of the rest of the world).
- santaanawinds 3y ago[dead]
- david38 3y agoNo, people who say they are against DEI are actually against what DEI has become, which is NOT DEI. Nowhere in a true DEI system would they conspire to blame whites or men for all the ills of the world, put more emphasis on long-past crimes than current ones, make certain groups not responsible for their actions, or claim gender is a social construct and totally up to the individual while maintaining that race was not, after decades of maintaining that it actually was.