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As a colored dude, it's hard to explain. I've even had white folks say, "Nah man it's not like that."
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Surprisingly, they don't. Well, the ones who enact / reject these policies do, but the layman doesn't. It's incredibly frustrating to have friends and co-workers who reject the explanation for why DEI matters and is important
Sorry for my ignorance, but what does DEI stand for?
No need to apologize. Diversity, equity and inclusion. It's the principle that having more representation is a good thing. The Trump administration is against it because they claim it takes opportunities away from straight white men.
i mean it does and that's a good thing, we've seen what happens when we leave it up to the employer.
nepotism hires as far as the eye can see.
Diversity, equity, and Irrigation
Irrigation?
Just kidding, it's inclusion/inclusivity ๐
Deacidification, emaciation, irrigation