> I don’t think DEI itself provides the grounds... it being used as cover by a small number of activists to engage in discrimination of their own. That's exact

> I don’t think DEI itself provides the grounds... it being used as cover by a small number of activists to engage in discrimination of their own. That's exactly what providing the grounds means. It's like how the no-fly list provides a convenient way to trap your estranged wife outside the country. You can do a whole lot of racism, call it a DEI initiative and use the right terminology, and no-one bats an eye.