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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), is a left-leaning buzz-phrase used to justify the racial or sexual exclusion of certain ethnicities/gender on the basis that said ethnicities/gender are not a part of a minority group. It is a list of policies whose effects include but are not limited to:

  • the removal of Gingers, people with red/red-aubern hair from various existing media including Video games and movies[1][2]
  • exclusion of asians from Universities, and other places of higher education and/or a restriction of grants based solely on the premise[3][4][5]
  • exclusion of caucasions from certain job industries, especially those related to film and advertising[6]
  • the creation of explicitly racist Wikipedia pages such as the one entitled "White Americans"[7]
  • exclusion of males from formal discourse, on the basis of "toxicity"
  • new and "inclusive" gender-ambiguous "female" characters, whose creators have admitted were "toned down" to pander to transvestites[8]
  • companies removing and/or replacing out-spoken, innovative, consciously moral females with females who promote "the message"[9]

etc...

Modern Era

Due to backlash, there has been a concerted effort to rephrase DEI as

“ Benchmarking Race, Inclusion, and Diversity in Global Engagement (BRIDGE)[10] ”

and less prominently in education as "Promoting Respect for Inclusive Diversity in Education" (P.R.I.D.E.)[11].

References

See also