> they attacked DEI as a concept rather than just the corruption they claimed existed
People who crusade against DEI generally think that the concept is corruption, rather than being an unrelated side matter.
> There were already laws on the books against hiring discrimination.
Those are exactly the laws being used to attack DEI practices, though they were by consensus not previously wielded against clear violations that were intended virtuously.
People who crusade against DEI generally think that the concept is corruption, rather than being an unrelated side matter.
> There were already laws on the books against hiring discrimination.
Those are exactly the laws being used to attack DEI practices, though they were by consensus not previously wielded against clear violations that were intended virtuously.