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WOKE DEI Training Is Divisive, Says Study · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  Canadian professor David Haskell delivers damning report on DEI training divisive, counterproductive, and
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  unnecessary. Quote under the influence of DEI, Under the influence of DEI,
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  the world can become more divisive, a more divisive, hostile place, he
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  warned. But I mean this is all obvious stuff that we already knew as
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  well, Like, it's not at all surprising. DEI does have an impact,
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  but it's not positive. How can the thing, how can the thing
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  that divides everybody by identity and designates people oppressed and oppressor? How can that
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  not be divisive and insane? I mean, this is the thing that every
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  corporation institution wears like a straight jacket right now because it's dysfunctional. It makes
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  them look crazy when you see what they're actually teaching. The Aristotle Fan Foundation
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  really state damning new report authored by Wilfrid Laurier University Ontario Associate professor David Haskell
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  that examines existing research to determine whether diversity, equity and inclusion training actually leads
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  to better outcomes and less bigotry. There's no way that it could. It's
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  impossible, right because in DEI there are good guys and there's bad guys.
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  I think we know who the bad guys are. And it's not decided by
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  merit or whether you're actually a good person or not right decided by like this
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  artificial grading system that actually has nothing to do with you as an individual human,
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  but by these obviously contrived you know, what do you call it ideological
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  purity tests, But it's not even just actually even just ideological purity tests,
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  it's actual racial purity tests. Because they think they know everything they need to
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  know about you just by looking at you, which is just truly I remember,
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  like when I was like thirty, the idea that this would have like
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  there'd be like affinity groups, which is racial segregation. Everything that were saying,
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  I wouldn't. I would not have believed it. I thought we were,
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  you know, going into like star Trek the next generation, you know,
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  but not communists. After an exhaustive review of DEI related studies published by
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  the world's top social scientific journals, has Go concluded that, far from bringing
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  benefit to those who partake, such instruction was actually divisive, counterproductive, and
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  unnecessary. Yeah, I think if you just kind of leave people alone,
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  they'll they'll find a way to get along generally, you know, if you
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  don't like introduce, you know, ideas, concepts or almost kind of rules
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  that you have to view people through a certain lens, an artificial an artificial
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  lens. You can't just trust your own good judgment. No, No,
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  there's all these rules, there's all these microaggressions and things that might offend somebody.
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  And then obviously you can't forget about all that privilege, all that important
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  privilege, you know, the privilege that those people have where they're not allowed
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  to actually defend themselves or else they're racists. Yeah, that's not going to
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  cause any resentment. Haskell began by recalling the sad tale of Toronto principal Richard
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  bilkstut. Oh, I've never been able to pronounce this Bilkstowe. And I
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  remember this case who killed himself following backclash he received at a DEI training session
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  for questioning the instructor's claims, saying his case quote draws our attention to the
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  potentially negative nature of this instruction that is now ubiquitously conducted, usually as a
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  mandatory exercise in most corporations, educational systems, and government agents. And I
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  can obviously it's going to drive people to despair because there's no way to win.
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  Like, you can't win it. You're always guilty. You know,
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  there's nothing you can do. You can never be woken up for an ally
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  enough to be equal. You know you'll always be seen as the oppressor and
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  there for the bad person. And you have to sit down and shut up
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  and do what you're fucking told and repeat the lies they tell you to repeat.
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  I mean that is that is a hell. That's my idea of hell,
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  being stuck in that and not being able to get out. He went
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  on to cite from a meta analysis conducted by Princeton's Elizabeth Pullock that concluded there
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  was quote little evidence that instruction in diversity, equity and inclusion works to decrease
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  prejudice. No, it's going to reinforce it. When you're literally telling people
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  they are different based on their skin color. I mean, how is how
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  is that not going to force stereotypes? Let's see. He also highlighted research
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  that showed DEI training can quote lead participants to perceive the majority population less sympathetically.
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  Oh do you think telling them to hate them? And they have this
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  invisible, invisible magic thing called privilege do you think that might have something to
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  do with it? Noting that as a result, some Caucasian job applicants perceive
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  companies that quote heavily promote messages of diversity and inclusion as potentially discriminatory work environments,
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  that's because they actually are. They're designed to be discriminatory. That's the
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  whole point of them. Any system that tells you people are different based on
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  race, or sex, or sexuality or whatever is intentionally discriminatory. That's the
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  point. It can't be anything else, it can't do anything else. It
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  has to be that it's intended. It's the whole damn point. It's just
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  it's complete madness, complete madness. We say it over and over again,
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  and yet it persists. But I am not black piled on, white piled
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  I think this is going to go. Quote. Organic diversity, where individuals
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  of all colors, creed and ancestry are free to flourish within a Canadian mosaic
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  that values everyone equally is a good thing, and we used to understand that
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  not that long ago. What my review of the literature shows is that Dei
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  instruction does not promote that kind of society. Under the influence of Dei the
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  world can become a more divisive, hostile place. Well, it's happening,
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  and it can't do anything else. What could be more obvious than that it's
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  going to do exactly what it's designed to do, which has caused division and
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  make people hate each other, in the hopes of the people who cooked up
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  all of this gibberish that it will lead to the destruction of Western civilized,
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  to the burning down of our civilization so they can build up. They're Marxist
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  utopia in the ashes. And I think we know how Marxist utopias go, right,