However a potential job applicant might interpret them.
If you were a conservative academic, and an ad for a faculty position said that the university prefers candidates who show 'a demonstrated commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion', would you feel welcome to apply for that job?
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I wonder, what is so wrong about these values? I would certainly prefer a teacher to welcome diversity rather than demand unformity, equity seems better than inequity when it comes to treating students, and how exactly would exclusion help in this context anyways?
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If you were from a demographic that has historically been excluded from college campuses, would you feel comfortable applying to a university that does not at least portray itself as one made up of people who are committed to ‘diversity, equity, and inclusion?’
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would i feel welcome? hell no. would i apply anyway? hell yeah i would. so, "somewhat."
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"Diversity, equity, and inclusion." A wealth of experience has taught us that what this rhetoric truly means is the vicious dispossession and ferocious silencing of whites. The doublespeak is already exposed.
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Do you imply that conservatives tend to prefer homogeneity, unfairness and exclusion?
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Nothing is so much diverse today than being conservative. In Berlin you can provoke more with a Trump T-Shirt than with a Stalin T-Shirt.
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