Biden's racist DEI agenda

 Rich Lowry:

Joe Biden basically just created a Five-Year Plan for the implementation of diversity, equity, and inclusion across a huge swath of government agencies.

In a push for so-called equity so shockingly far-reaching that, not so long ago, a woke diversity officer wouldn’t have attempted it at even the most progressive liberal-arts college, Biden is making the federal government a frank instrument of a racialized radicalism.

Issued late last week, Biden’s latest executive order will empower ideological shock troops to distort federal policy across the board.

Lest there be any mistake, Section 4 of the order is titled, “Embedding Equity into Government-wide Processes.” The administration’s policy, according to the order, is “to advance an ambitious, whole-of-government approach to racial equity and support for underserved communities.”
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The new order, like so much of the Left’s projects in 21st-century America, is equally sinister and parodic.
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The government's racist agenda of the Biden administration is bad as the Jim Crow era in the South except this time the favored ethnic groups are the non-whites.  Equity is the new liberal buzzword for racial preferences instead of a merit-based system.  You can be sure that it will never be used by the NBA or the NFL.  There, players will still be selected based on their merits.

See, also:

Parents speak out against school canceling honors classes in the name of equity: 'It's not working' 
Parents at a Los Angeles area school district push back against the decision by administrators to eliminate honors classes in the name of racial-equity

And:

 Lying Hate-Filled Joe Biden Falsely Claims White People Love to Watch Lynching of Blacks

Does He Remember WHO Was Promoting The Lynching?

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