DEI isn’t about hiring more racial minorities, something no one disagrees with. Certainly not me.
I grew up in the glorious eighties when the world’s biggest movie star was black (Eddie Murphy), the two biggest TV stars were black (Oprah Winfrey, Bill Cosby), our sports heroes were black (Mike Tyson, Bo Jackson), our favorite comedians were black (Murphy again and Richard Pryor), and all of our sisters had posters of Prince and a still-black Michael Jackson on their bedroom walls. Oh, and one of our favorite action heroes was a woman named Sigourney Weaver.
So, no, DEI is not about that.
DEI is all about the propaganda of hectoring, lecturing, shaming, and creating anti-entertainment with divisive, heavy-handed messaging aimed at “correcting the past.”
It’s not racial minorities in starring roles anyone objects to, not in a country that has embraced Denzel Washington and Morgan Freeman.
No, it’s the in-your-face, spellbreaking virtue-signaling.
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Nolte: Paramount CEO Pledges to Go down with the Diversity Ship
At Paramount Global’s 5th annual Global Inclusion Week, Paramount CEO Bob Bakish pledged to take his company down with the diversity ship.
