>> When you say "DEI is an indoctrination theory", I read instead that you are against treating people with respect and dignity. > You're reading that wrong th

>> When you say "DEI is an indoctrination theory", I read instead that you are against treating people with respect and dignity. > You're reading that wrong then. Seems like leftists will often interpret disagreement as evidence of evil. You didn't even define DEI. I summarized a definition, as "treating people with respect and dignity". I'd be glad to hear your definition and/or a summary of what "diversity, equity, inclusion" means. Cause so far, you attack it because that is the programmed Republican/conservative response. It's basically a conditioned 2 minute hate ala 1984. > This is an incredibly supercilious attitude that's far too common on the left. "Reality has a liberal bias", etc. that doesn't even offer the possibility of reasonable disagreement. I never said anything about 'reality has a liberal bias'. What I did say was that Republican/closed minded types have a real problem with studying history and for seeing evidence of how things happened. Historians also vehemently disagree with each other. And many a times, new evidence is found that changes what we thought the history was. Again, this is science, not some liberal indoctrination ground. > Sorry if your upbringing was bad, but you've somehow replaced it with something far worse, close-minded & intolerant. Closed minded? Yawn. Can we at least get away from the usual Republican vs Democrat yell-at tropes? If I wanted that, I'd have stayed at Xitter.