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DEI is being used as cover for anti-union activities and policies (www.msnbc.com)
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Diversity Equity and Inclusion is the new hot idea in corporate HR.

The linked article about REI is just an example from last year, but I've been hearing about similar mandatory DEI trainings that covertly push anti-solidarity messages via a framing of "avoiding potential microaggressions". Basically, don't talk to other employees about anything 'controversial'. Don't talk or ask about other peoples lives. Don't get to know other people as humans, that would be bad for the company.

Anyone else seen this subtext cropping up in the DEI corporate trainings?

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[–] BeamBrain@hexbear.net 7 points 1 year ago

Maybe if conservatives hear about this they'll start supporting DEI