• @Veedem
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    771 month ago

    We need to start calling it “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.” I know it’s a few extra syllables, but if we can adopt that language and the press can adopt it, then we can press these fucking idiots on which part of it they find criminal.

    • themeatbridge
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      211 month ago

      It also makes it obvious how stupid a phrase like “do DEI” is.

    • @[email protected]
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      1330 days ago

      This is also why I was never a fan of the Antifa abbreviation. If you’re gonna say you’re anti-anti-fascist, I want you to fully say it.

    • @BradleyUffner
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      61 month ago

      They’ll just argue that whatever we name it, its name is unrelated to what it actually does. I can easily see them saying “Just because you call it Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, doesn’t mean it actually does those things.”

  • @DrFistington
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    651 month ago

    So your going to file charges against companies if they adhere to something that had been law/government policy for the last decade or more? I would love to hear exactly what charges you’re planning on filing…

    • @CharlesDarwin
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      111 month ago

      The charge? You very much hurt my feelings and I’m forever butthurt over you being decent to others, that’s the charge!

  • @banshee
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    929 days ago

    This inherently conflicts with Trump’s instruction to challenge anti-christian bias.

  • @RageAgainstTheRich
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    629 days ago

    The memo, headed with the subject line “ENDING ILLEGAL DEI AND DEIA DISCRIMINATION AND PREFERENCES,”

    Ofcourse its in full caps… just like his silly tweets.

  • @pyre
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    529 days ago

    that has to be a stage name, right?

  • @GaMEChld
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    329 days ago

    This sounds… Efficient?

      • @[email protected]
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        1329 days ago

        I would prefer to see them start with Costco because I think Costco would actually fight back and have the means to do it.

        Instead they will probably bully a lot of smaller organizations into scrapping their DEI programs that probably won’t reinstitute those programs when the courts finally do make a decision on it.