> And it notes that with companies getting more serious about diversity and inclusion
For those not familiar with woke jargon, "diversity" means that superficial differences like sex and skin color are very good, as long as there's absolute conformity of thought. "Inclusion" effectively means not saying anything that could offend anyone, anywhere. It's incompatible with free expression.
> break those models and barriers by creating a network that catered to a much wider range of historically Black colleges along with a wider range of institutions to improve the ratios
This is not trying to remove obstacles or amend unfair procedures; this is setting racial equality of outcome as a goal.
These are very backward, very illiberal ideas and should be unapologetically rejected, no matter how fashionable they are right now.
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[ 3.5 ms ] story [ 6.9 ms ] threadFor those not familiar with woke jargon, "diversity" means that superficial differences like sex and skin color are very good, as long as there's absolute conformity of thought. "Inclusion" effectively means not saying anything that could offend anyone, anywhere. It's incompatible with free expression.
> break those models and barriers by creating a network that catered to a much wider range of historically Black colleges along with a wider range of institutions to improve the ratios
This is not trying to remove obstacles or amend unfair procedures; this is setting racial equality of outcome as a goal.
These are very backward, very illiberal ideas and should be unapologetically rejected, no matter how fashionable they are right now.