The great fallacy of DEI was that it was about race, NOPE it was about White Women, top of the victim hierarchy.

#3 | Posted by oneironaut

Minority generations ------ over by white men resulting in few if any members of their families with college educations and little to no generational wealth often in underfunded schools suddenly get a helping hand to compete with white people's already existing headstart and often legacy admissions causes racist Conservatives to have a meltdown.

Charlie Kirk himself made up a story about not getting into West Point because of a minority woman taking his spot.

99% of the time, it's some white dude imagining they didn't get a job or get into their college of choice because of DEI.

White Dude Jeff Bellringer: "Sure, I got two DUIs, an 8th grade education, no experience, and have to wear an ankle monitor for things I won't discuss, but they hired that black woman with a masters degree, no criminal history, and 10 years of experience due to DEI."

(Irony, DEI was HELPING men compete with women at colleges were trying to balance gender of incoming classes because many more women were applying. Not anymore.)

#18 you don't help people up by tearing other people down. That's Marxist logic.

#20 | Posted by BellRinger

Ironic from you.

If you can think of a better way to make up for generations of racism keeping minorities out of college and lost generational wealth, you be sure to let us know.

No college degrees in the family? Much less likely to go to college.

Poor family? Much less likely to go to college.

Jeff thinking getting rid of DEI means a level playing field? Priceless stupidity.

Also, how does DEI tear people down? It literally just recognizes historical hurdles in college admissions.