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  3. I got yer diversity statement right here...

I got yer diversity statement right here...

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  • jon-nycJ Online
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    jon-nyc
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    https://www.aei.org/carpe-diem/ucla-law-professor-stephen-bainbridges-diversity-statement/

    Person. Woman. Man. Camera. TV.

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      xenon
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      #2

      Great statement.

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      • RainmanR Offline
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        Interesting.
        From the article:
        *In reality, “diversity statements” will be in practice “uniformity statements” of adherence to a uniform view of diversity.

        Overall, only diversity statements that adhere to a uniform statement of allegiance to a uniform leftist/liberal/Marxist/progressive view of group identity, group victimization, and a claim for group-based entitlements in higher education will enhance and advance a candidate’s application. Failure to profess allegiance and conform to a uniform, orthodox diversity agenda, an agenda that ignores the most important diversity in higher education –intellectual and viewpoint diversity – will doom an applicant’s job prospects.*

        Or, more succinctly in the comments section:
        Thank God this brave fellow had the balls to stand up to the entrenched academic mob.

        I had the same issue back in the 1990's, though at that time it was much more implicit. I finally had to walk away.

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          #4

          Nice statement.

          But he forget to mention that Trump hate overrides all.

          There are limits.

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