I am less sanguine than many that DEI is really on the way out. Rather, I think DEI is on the rope and will adapt, coming up with new acronyms, new job titles, and, at best, a somewhat smaller role in the near future. But the grievance culture is well ensconced and I expect it […]
A former high-level DEI staffer at the University of Wisconsin has sued the school alleging she was a victim of racial discrimination. The twist here is that Rochelle Hoffman, formerly the assistant director for the Multicultural Student Services, is white. Hoffman, in a May email to Wisconsin Sen. Patrick Testin, said the public university has become a […]
So the pullback in ESG firms continues, eh? John had a post in December about corporations and campuses who were beginning to get pushback on their DEI initiative. BlackRock was one of those named, doing some verbiage shuffling to avoid legal challenges, among other problems besetting the grievance and equity industry. …Investment manager BlackRock (BLK.N), […]
Since the resignation of Claudine Gay, Ibram Kendi has been very busy on X making the case that this is definitive proof there is racism afoot. Here’s one of his tweets from yesterday along with my response to it. This is just not true. It has been evident for some time that the wokest people […]
While Claudine Gay’s tenure as Harvard University’s president didn’t come to the immediate and spectacular conclusion it should have after her disastrous Congressional testimony – thanks purely to defensively circling the Ivy League wagons around their Diversity, Empowerment, and Inclusion icon and extreme umbrage at the nerve of conservatives – it did turn out to […]
John had a post out earlier today on the waning enthusiasm for the palace guard and storm troopers of diversity, equity and inclusion crowd – college administrations and woke corporations. Where colleges are gingerly attempting to pullback the wholesale hiring that’s long been a sacred cow of incorporating DEI into the campus experience, American corporations […]
Napoleon said that to master the art of war, you must “read over and over again” the campaigns of history’s most successful generals. The same advice applies if you want to master the art of legislating: You must study the strategies of the most successful legislators. To that end, any lawmaker that wants to thwart […]
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