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Posted in Affirmative Action, Multiculturalism
Why did President Barack Obama start using words like “diversity, equity, and inclusion” instead of the typical “affirmative action”? Affirmative action was created to right the historic wrongs imposed on African Americans during the Jim Crow era, which included about 10% of the U.S. population. Obama used DEI to expand the terminology to anyone who isn’t white. Why?
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has ordered for the end of affirmative action admissions at the U.S. military academiesOn Wednesday, Hegseth issued a memo on ‘Restoring America’s Fighting Force’ that outlines the department’s plans to implement ‘merit-based, color-blind policies.’
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has ordered for the end of affirmative action admissions at U.S. military academies.
On Wednesday, Hegseth issued a memo on “Restoring America’s Fighting Force” that outlines the DoD’s plans to implement “merit-based, color-blind policies.”
”Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies, as defined in the January 27, 2025, Executive Order, are incompatible with the values of DoD,” Hegseth writes. ”The DoD will strive to provide merit-based, color-blind, equal opportunities to Service members but will not guarantee or strive for equal outcomes.”
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Posted in Affirmative Action, Military
One former admissions staff said admitting students based on race has turned UCLA into a “failed medical school.”
The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) med school has a staggering 50% fail rate on basic medical tests after the school lowered admissions standards for minorities.
It was once extremely difficult and academically competitive to get admitted into UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine. The acceptance rate is about 1.3%, out of roughly 14,000 applicants.
In November 2021, the school dropped its admissions requirements to accommodate a black girl who had grades far lower than the required cutoff, setting a new precedent for minorities.
A new report from the Washington Free Beacon shows data from UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine exams and recounts multiple interviews with admissions officials and faculty who are sounding the alarm on the med school’s DEI (diversity, equity, inclusion) track record and alleged affirmative action, which is considered a crime in both state and federal legislation.
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Posted in Affirmative Action, Education, Multiculturalism
Probably a few too many stories about my student days, but this is a very serious topic. Let me know what you think. I’ll try and reply to as many comments as possible!
Posted in Affirmative Action, Education
Posted in Affirmative Action, Donald Trump, Tim Pool
As Tamara Ugolini explains, a man who claims he was denied an equal employment opportunity by the University of Waterloo’s online job posting has filed a complaint with the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario alleging discriminatory hiring practices.
Posted in Affirmative Action, Canada, Law & Courts, Multiculturalism
On June 12, a public university system in California awarded the inaugural Black Student Success Scholarship to six students for their work in advancing ‘antiracism’ and ‘Black excellence.’
On June 12, a public university system in California awarded the inaugural Black Student Success Scholarship to six students for their work in advancing ‘antiracism’ and ‘Black excellence.’
“Scholars were selected for demonstrating leadership in increasing equitable access to higher education and undertaking community service that promotes antiracism work and culture change to elevate Black excellence,” a California State University (CSU) press release says. CSU is composed of 23 campuses throughout the state.
Each of the six recipients, who go to different CSU schools, will receive $5,000 for the upcoming academic year. “This scholarship is not just an investment in my education, but in the larger vision of equity and justice for the voices I hope to represent,” Sonoma State University recipient Asad Franklin said.
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I have obtained internal footage from the FAA revealing their plan to reduce the number of white people in their ranks. According to my investigation, the effort to make the airline industry less safe and less reliable goes farther than you think.
Posted in Affirmative Action, Matt Walsh, Multiculturalism