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Originally Posted by sebastian_dangerfield
Well, he certainly had my position wrong. I don't think the govt should be for or against DEI in the private sector. DEI seems to me to be a thing in which companies can choose to engage, or not engage, with all the attendant risks that come with either decision.
Biden's efforts to push it in the private sector and Trump's to eliminate it in the private sector are both overreaches. The govt does not belong in the business of telling or even incentivizing business in the area of social engineering, in any direction.
DOGE looks like a shitshow, but narrowing the govt's scope of operations in stuff like this would be a refreshing improvement. If you like DEI, do DEI. If you don't, don't do DEI. Seems an entirely private sector thing. Govt has no place in it, and our tax dollars should not be spent in advocacy for or against it.
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And this morning DOJ is threatening criminal prosecution of private companies engaging in DEI...
ETA: The all out assault on "DEI" is pretty astounding. Companies engaged in combination of marketing and typical HR cya are apparently and affront to equality now.
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