All Things with Kim Strassel: Taking On DEI

Donald Trump is knocking down the federal government's diversity, equity and inclusion structure, but how to tackle its wider presence in America? On this episode of All Things, Supreme Court expert and Manhattan Institute senior fellow Ilya Shapiro recounts his own battle with the DEI mob during his time at Georgetown Law School, and explains his particular worry that DEI in legal education is warping the future "gatekeepers" of our institutions. He discusses DEI's problematic ideology, and explains how a teeming bureaucracy of "non teaching" administrators, as well as "spineless" university deans and presidents, embolden a culture of activism on campus. How are Trump's actions turning the tide, and what more can donors, judges, companies and Americans do to turn the tide?
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[@michaelo6124]

Ilya Shapiro for the next Supreme Court justice!
PS excellent podcast!

[@marymcreynolds9171]

Thank goodness for straight reporting on DEI and other D.,C. crap clogging the issues today,

[@jiahan3849]

DEI mob.

[@whatsdoin2392]

Most people don't really want to hear anything that they do not agree with. That's the nature of being human. Law schools are simply providing an environment that caters to this narcissistic tendency.

[@Rainy_Day12234]

Discrimination based on race, gender, religion or sexual orientation is illegal in the USA. DEI is institutionalized discrimination.