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What is DEI?
Diversity, equity, and inclusion. Basically it's an organizational concept about cracking down on sexism, racism, ableism, ageism, homophobia, transphobia, and other such bigotries. Like all such concepts, effectiveness varies depending on implementation.
You can see immediately why the chuds are livid about it. They're throwing their usual temper tantrum about not being the centre of the universe anymore.
"diversity, equity and inclusion"
HR buzzword that chuds consider synonymous with woke (they aren't exactly wrong but I'm not going to give them any credit)
Let's not fail to mention the pivotal point that the likes of DEI policies are only needed because when you leave male crackers in charge of hiring and promoting without any kind of course correction, they are only capable of hiring and promoting other male crackers.
And it makes sense that male crackers are mad about that, because their privilege of being fast tracked to the front of the line by the single virtue of being a male cracker is at risk.
The new version of 'SJW'.
Also, it's rather silly how they obviously try to pretend that measures like trying to hire more marginalised people somehow means that better candidates aren't hired when we know that what happens otherwise is that the better candidates from the pools of marginalised groups aren't hired.