‘Dumbed-Down Catholicism Was a Disaster’
This is one of the paradoxes of Christian history: Entrepreneurs with healthy egos tend to make great evangelists for a faith ...
Why new Santa Margarita football coach Carson Palmer returned to his alma mater
Carson Palmer didn't see himself returning to the game as a coach at his alma mater, but he was drawn in by the opportunity ...
DEI Isn’t Going Anywhere: Why Practitioners Are Doing More Despite Backlash
This article explores why DEI practitioners stay resilient despite backlash, exploring insights from a LinkedIn poll ...
4 Predictions That Will Shape The Future Of DEI In 2025
From employee activism to a focus on AI, this article explores how DEI will evolve in 2025 despite challenges.
Report highlights prevalence of DEI at Ivy League institutions: 'Dominant ideology'
A new report exposes the extent and prevalence of diversity, equity and inclusion training at the eight Ivy League ...
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DEI isn’t actually dead
Walmart, Ford and other companies are making changes to their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies in response to online pressure, legal threats and customers opposed to the initiatives.
How business owners can navigate DEI backlash
Several major companies have either recently dropped their DEI efforts or publicly distanced themselves from those initiatives.
DEI Advocates Say Current Attacks Create Opportunity to Fix Flawed Strategies
Though several large companies have renounced DEI programs under pressure from activists, experts say most businesses should ...
Letter to the editor: DEI helps no one
Reading “Is DEI dangerous? Study finds diversity training materials stoke hostility, not goodwill” (Web, Dec. 20) gave me deja vu from 46 years ago.
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DEI Still Has An Anti-Semitism Problem
Should any of these reactions have been surprising? No. These principles have been espoused in CRT and DEI ideologies for decades. Students were merely implementing what they were taught.