> It seems to me you're doing at least 1 thing here, and acknowledging that such DEI program was performative in the first place. It only seems that way becaus

> It seems to me you're doing at least 1 thing here, and acknowledging that such DEI program was performative in the first place. It only seems that way because it absolutely is an acknowledgement that the DEI program was performative in the first place. > This kind of announcement seems extremely self defeating and unlikely to please anyone and piss off just about anyone that cares about this in any way shape or form, on either side. No, it will please people who felt that DEI programs were hurting productivity and taking jobs away from more deserving candidates... and that's exactly why they'd make this announcement. I suspect there may have even been some pressure applied behind closed doors with the threat of lawsuits and government oversight on this matter. I'm confident there's a ton of people cheering about this. I just don't want to know those people.