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At least we are being civil!

I work in this space and I'm interested to see what becomes of my company's DEI dept in '23. The legacy part of our business is struggling and some tough decisions are likely ahead

Another factor is that DEI is now a multi-billion dollar industry. It shares some similarities to the cancer treatment industry, in that, if you eradicate the problem (cancer or racism/bigotry) then there would be no need for the industry. While I think both cancer treatment and DEI...

I started thinking of Sowell's thoughts on this during Okunlola's commitment ceremony. Samson's dad looks like he's all ******* business lol

That's why they're commonly referred to as an "inconvenient minority". Immigrants of West African descent tend to break a lot of the narratives too, and unsurprisingly they have similar values to Asians

I'm not particularly religious anymore but I can see how having a set of beliefs (i.e. the 10 commandments) is something that will have a positive impact on individuals and society as a whole IMO mainstream ideologies have begun to replace religious values and that's why it's nearly impossible...

The data you reference in an earlier post is also colorblind. The unfortunate outcomes are statistically as likely for fatherless kids of all racial backgrounds I'm not trying to flame but this tends to get directed towards certain groups, and just trying to pre-empt any sort of backlash