Wiseman says, "This is a watershed moment: MIT is the first elite school to reverse course on this policy." I think what MIT is doing is not abolishing DEI, but concealing it. The hundreds of DEI commissars remain to police thought and speech. And the far left radical professors remain to advocate for DEI, critical theory, race, sex, and…
Wiseman says, "This is a watershed moment: MIT is the first elite school to reverse course on this policy." I think what MIT is doing is not abolishing DEI, but concealing it. The hundreds of DEI commissars remain to police thought and speech. And the far left radical professors remain to advocate for DEI, critical theory, race, sex, and sexuality activism. The MIT move is not reform, it is obscurantism.
Wiseman says, "This is a watershed moment: MIT is the first elite school to reverse course on this policy." I think what MIT is doing is not abolishing DEI, but concealing it. The hundreds of DEI commissars remain to police thought and speech. And the far left radical professors remain to advocate for DEI, critical theory, race, sex, and sexuality activism. The MIT move is not reform, it is obscurantism.