Big,lib universities now rolling back DEI reqs as best prof/researchers go elsewhere & election
grants them freedom to resist radicals within.
This rejection of one of the core tenants of modern American liberalism by the American public was one of the main messages that the Dems have been reluctant to acknowledge.
Many private schools like ND were wise enough to never require faculty signing such foolish and unconstitutional bullshit, but now, the big state universities are following suit.
UM, UNC, Iowa, Texas, and many others in the Midwest are following MIT’s lead.
Link: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/top-midwestern-university-becomes-latest-college-roll-back-dei-initiatives-trend-goes-national
Replies to: Big,lib universities now rolling back DEI reqs as best prof/researchers go elsewhere & election
DEI was a cancer at U of M, eating at the core reason for the existence of a University.
Freedom of the mind!
DEI employees are no-value grifters who made tuition skyrocket. They need to learn to code.
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ND has maintained a strong commitment to DEI, as evidenced by the attached statement, so give us
examples of "No Value Grifters" in this Community...
Link: https://diversity.nd.edu/our-commitment/
ND’s recent DEI, BLM and woman’s agenda crap has to stop, I have not made a donation since
I was never ashamed of my school until I saw that crap. Enough is enough.
That commitment to DEI at ND is unlikely to stop...maybe you should attach your loyalty and
affection to some other university that champions discrimination of as many people as possible.
ND would be better off if they returned to MLK's non-DEI dream of equality...
Where all people are judged by the content of their character rather than the color of their skin.
Shameful for anyone to put the heel of their boot on MLK's face like the DEI folks do.
Neither Martin Luther King, nor Fr. Ted Hesburgh would agree with your interpretation of that iconic
statement...they linked hands because Black people were being denied their God-given Equal Rights...and the need for "Whitewashing" their homes before sale in this day and age proves there's more to be done...including DEI efforts of that fact...and clearly not just for Black people, but anyone who isn't White, Straight or Christian.
You are getting more onerous by the day.
Link: https://www.wndu.com/content/news/The-story-behind-the-photo-When-Hesburgh-joined-King-478833893.html
You just mislead the board. DEI is about equity, not equality. You just pretended they were the same
If the only way you can support your point is to lie, then your position is very weak.
MLK and Hesburgh called for equality. You call for equity, which is a nice term for racist payback. The ND administration would be wise to return to MLK and Hesburgh's dream for our nation, and stop fanning the flames of racism through DEI programs.
If the only value these people bring is to give the “diverse” perspective, no value add
Having worked in-house as a corporate attorney the last 15 years, the DEI movement was harmful.
Which of the ND students/faculty featured in the attached DEI article shouldn't be part of our
Community...since, by your assessment, they are not adding Value?
Link: https://diversity.nd.edu/our-stories/
Forcing new hires to sign DEI loyalty contracts and write DEI essays is absurd & costing them dearly
No rational school would do this. Happily, ND has never done this in it’s hiring nor imposed this on it’s faculty.
Not so fast, Baron...the University of Notre Dame is still populated with outstanding students...and
committed to DEI...as the attached link demonstrates.
btw, here's a snapshot of recent admission statistics...(as you should know)
https://diversity.nd.edu
Stop denigrating and bad mouthing our University.
Link: https://diversity.nd.edu
As an old alum I’m very disappointed with the % of black students on campus… but
very few blacks are Catholics or can afford the cost of an ND education.
It's not just about Black students, Faculty and Staff...or even quotas...it's about treating ALL
with respect and dignity...
Read the University's "Commitment" statement.
Brian Kelly was into that stuff, wasn't he?
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BK was all into the BLM “movement “.
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More importantly, ND's Administration and Trustees are very much into DEI...
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They shouldn't be job selection should be on merit, determination and proper use of intelligence.
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What don't you like about ND's Commitment to DEI?...have you any examples you'd like ot share of
individuals who are part of our community that don't possess the Merit, Determination and Intelligence to be included?...that's a very serious insinuation you make...you owe it to us to back it up.
While you're at it, read the University's statement of Commitment to DEI and tell us what's wrong with it.
Link: https://diversity.nd.edu/our-commitment/
I think he stated that in his subject line.
Do you understand what you read?