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It's so ironic to me, this hyper-cognizance of skin color that is advocated for in the modern DEI approach. What does "no more racism" look like? To me, it loo
by d-z-m 3y ago
It's so ironic to me, this hyper-cognizance of skin color that is advocated for in the modern DEI approach.
What does "no more racism" look like? To me, it looks like everyone having recognized that skin color isn't an intrinsically meaningful part of someone's personhood. The people who believe this should fight against the people who do not.
We're not going to get there by becoming ever more exquisitely concerned with skin color and it's implications in every social interaction.
- baobabKoodaa 3y ago> What does "no more racism" look like? If we can take a cue from Gemini, "no more racism" looks like "all people have skin color in the exact same shade of brown".
- raxxorraxor 3y agoThey want to get rid of the humanism for special rights for special groups. There are examples, where this is indeed warranted. A few and in specific cultures that cannot be generalized. But DEI losts its goal on the way and people are way less tolerant than before. Be that about skin color or anything. It really was a drug for low confidence people to feel better about themselves compared to others, even while the ideas state that you need to self-reflect instead of being indignant. Humanism gets rid of racism while DEI keeps it alive in perpetuity.