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Ironically, most of the people against DEI are also likely people who would be AOK with more Christianity in schools and academics.


Indian immigrant here who’s also not religious nor Christian. I don’t want either of them to be in schools or academia. DEI is a religion nowadays. I personally find a lot of this DEI stuff repulsive and even racist. It seems like soft bigotry of low expectations. Also, forced inorganic ideology (in this case DEI) makes people develop disdain for the very groups who are supposed to be included while keeping it hidden. It creates a toxic environment. It also makes me, a minority, wonder if I got an opportunity because of my skin color or because of my qualification. Also, we live in a world of interracial marriages and families. Such DEI policies create friction in such families where the minority family member may get some opportunity while the non minority family member gets their opportunity taken away. Also, DEI policies simply don’t make logical sense to me. Indians, Asians and Nigerian immigrants are excelling in high paying jobs. Tons of tech CEOs are Indians. It doesn’t make logical sense to push for it even more.


It seems to me that most people just want everything to be rational. It's just that the most idealogical on both sides are the ones that are always speaking.


I think both are worth fighting against, and I would ally with either camp for that purpose


Actual liberalism is when you think both are bad and worth stopping




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