Well, they're not a monolith. They have multiple writers, even though they make an attempt at a more-or-less-unified editorial point of view. But, to try to s

Well, they're not a monolith. They have multiple writers, even though they make an attempt at a more-or-less-unified editorial point of view. But, to try to steelman their position, you could be in favor of DEI, and not be in favor of it going any farther than restoring balance. If it gets to the point where the other side is down, then you could become in favor of helping the side that is currently down, even if it's not the side that was down a decade ago. Or, you could not buy that. You could say that they're changing their position. And you could let them do it, instead of demanding that they have to be wrong forever if they were wrong once.