Every Fortune 100 company has now adopted “diversity, equity, and inclusion” programming. Christopher Rufo writes:
“The chief business of the American people is business,” President Calvin Coolidge once said. One hundred years later, Americans’ chief business increasingly is managing racial and sexual politics through the ideology of “diversity, equity, and inclusion.”
I have surveyed the programming of every Fortune 100 company and have confirmed that all of them have now adopted so-called DEI programs. These initiatives are no longer limited to high-technology firms in the coastal enclaves; they have spread to traditionally conservative sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, insurance, and oil and gas. The result is clear: every major corporation in the United States has submitted to DEI ideology and begun to make it a permanent part of its legal and human resources bureaucracy.
No doubt some of these programs are benign. Many companies adopt DEI policies out of pressure to conform. Other companies, however, use diversity, equity, and inclusion to promote the most virulent strands of critical race theory and gender ideology. I have documented many examples: Bank of America teaching employees that the United States is a system of “white supremacy”; Walmart telling workers they are guilty of “internalized racial superiority”; Lockheed Martin forcing executives to deconstruct their “white male privilege”; and Disney promising to abolish the words “boys” and “girls” in its theme parks and inject “queerness” into its children’s programming.
[Chistopher Rufo, "The DEI Regime,” City Journal, July 13]
I believe there was study from Japan that America loses hundreds of Billion in economic activity because of affirmative action I’m going to try and find it?
As a former federal employee, I saw this first-hand. Federal managers were paid bonuses based on this category, which was more important than anything else they did. So, they hired and promoted people you would not trust to walk your dog. The people who did the work saw this and you can imagine the result. Any profit-making business who falls for this nonsense deserves to lose to the competition.