> "Diversity" at least in the political sense is a racist concept, you can't be "diverse" without explicitly considering someone's race. The idea that anything

> "Diversity" at least in the political sense is a racist concept, you can't be "diverse" without explicitly considering someone's race. The idea that anything that considers race is racist is either naive or foolish. We currently exist in a society that was built on white supremacy at its core. People of color are still actively being harmed by it, and white people are still benefiting from it to this day. To ignore that history and it's current and lasting effects is complacency in a racist system. Consider this: if all were truly equal, companies of sufficient size would be diverse by default, being essentially a truly randomized subset of a diverse population. DEI initiatives would be a noop. Why is that not the case?