@Racistenrico

"Please explain, using your own words and not quoting the bullshit artists at Politifact, how Diversity Equity and Inclusion"

Easy, you're massivily missinformed and brainwashed. DEI as you know it today started in the early 2000s but the 1960's saw some of it's biggest pushes and it's origins go back to the 1920's

https://en.wikipedia.org/wi...

@DipshitDead

Ahh, resorting to Wikipedia. 'K. Why not say that DEI started in 1619? 1492? 1800 BC?

@Enrico

I love that direct links from wikipedia to direct sources still leaves you ignorant.

https://www.britannica.com/...

"Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs—meant to address historical and systemic disparities based on race, gender, age, ability, and sexual orientation in the workplace—became a controversial cornerstone for both the government and private sector in the 21st century.

The practice, once known as affirmative action, has its roots throughout U.S. history and pivotally in the mistreatment of a Black World War II veteran and how Pres. Harry S. Truman responded to it."

Some DEI accounts trace attempts at official diversity, equity, and inclusion to the administration of Truman, while others point to U.S. Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson and the enactment of civil rights legislation in the 1960s. But a closer examination of history reveals that the United States has wrestled with ideals of diversity, equity, and inclusion since its founding."

Learn kid.

@Dead
No,no you are quite right, I apologize. It is in no way intellectually dishonest to insist that Yale providing a scholarship for veterans in 2003 to a straight white male is exactly the same as affirmatively hiring people to increase diversity of skin color and sexual orientation regardless of merit. Because it is a well-known fact that straight white men were a minority in American Ivy League universities in the early 2000s.

Now you relise all your knowlage about DEI was based on ignorance and you still feel the need to spout more!

"It is in no way intellectually dishonest to insist that Yale providing a scholarship for veterans in 2003 to a straight white male is exactly the same as affirmatively hiring people to increase diversity of skin color and sexual orientation regardless of merit.
"Because it is a well-known fact that straight white men were a minority in American Ivy League universities in the early 2000s"

After every link posted you still think DEI was only about race, if you'd read the links you would see that comment is ridiculous.

Instead of raging why not educate yourself?

@ EnricoPallazzo

Aren't you the guy that saved the queen?

@Knushwood Butt
Yes. Yes I was, after delivering a world class performance of the National Anthem and umping a baseball game.

@Enrico

lol

It must be decades since I last saw that, but I seem to remember a line, 'Hey, it's Enrico Pallazzo!', said by a fan watching the game, that made my buddy and I crack up laughing in the cinema when we saw it.