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The Great Con: DEI

The Great Con: DEI

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In this episode of Clarity from Chaos, host David Campbell and guest Dr. Stanley Ridgley delve into the contentious topic of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI). They explore the perceived decline of DEI since the Obama presidency, the corruption within DEI organizations, and the role of well-meaning individuals who unknowingly support a flawed system. Dr. Ridgely argues that DEI is not about creating a level playing field but rather a con game that has infiltrated higher education, particularly after the events of 2020. The conversation also touches on the government's role in regulating DEI and the importance of critical thinking in education.

Takeaways

  • DEI has been used to undermine the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
  • Corruption exists within DEI organizations, as seen in recent scandals.
  • Many individuals involved in DEI are well-meaning but misled.
  • DEI is not about fairness; it's a con game.
  • The events of 2020 significantly impacted the push for DEI.
  • Government intervention is necessary to regulate DEI practices.
  • Colleges and universities are facing pressure to comply with civil rights laws.
  • Critical thinking is being neglected in education.
  • Meritocracy is being compromised by DEI initiatives.
  • Diversity should be a byproduct of striving for excellence, not a goal in itself.



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