Diversity, yes. Get everyone involved.
Equity. Fairness and equality. The entire diverse population should have the same opportunities.
Inclusion. Er. Isn't this covered by the above two? I'm not against it but isn't the word redundant?
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I don't believe in "Equity", I believe in "Equality". The difference is that with Equality, everyone gets the same opportunities. They don't just get opportunities because of their skin color, despite lack of qualifications.
I oppose the existing "DEI" as it exists today because it's openly racist. It's openly racist to the people it basically purports to help.
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I mostly like DEI. But I'm concerned that it is running cover for corporations. DEI is not about expanding opportunities to people evenly. DEI is about expanding opportunities to people that make the company more money. DEI alone is not enough for a fair and equitable society.
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They don't like any of them, because those are the concepts that defeated the Nazis.
They were defeated by a group of countries (diversity), which allowed anyone to join (inclusivity) and didn't think they were better than others (equity).
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I oppose affirmative action. Change my mind (if you disagree and want to)
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I hate inclusive.
I'll never be in the MAGA(neo-Nazis) group.