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Scott Monty's avatar

I agree that painting with broad strokes is harmful. Throwing all DEI into that category (and conflating it with ESG) does just that. There are those who chose to adopt DEI as a kind of moral-washing, which explains why they were so willing to shed their programs when brought under scrutiny. Those that actually have values that speak to honoring the dignity and contributions of everyone and reward them according to their abilities -- those don't deserve to be lumped in.

The "everything I hate is woke/DEI/Marxist" angle is no more of a solution than "everything I hate needs to be viewed through DEI" angle.

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Adam Singer's avatar

High ESG scores were achieved through ticking DEI boxes. This is precisely how the incentives worked which is why I included it. And good news here, removing DEI means nothing can be viewed through that lens any longer and hopefully return to a normal society.

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