The proliferation of diversity, equity, and inclusion statements by universities across the country in faculty hiring is raising alarm bells among free speech advocates who say the practice is nothing short of an ideological litmus test.
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Proponents of DEI, meanwhile, say that they are necessary efforts to ensure that underrepresented groups, especially racial minorities, are given fair consideration and opportunities that have historically been unavailable to them. "There's a disconnect between the goals and operations of universities, what the workforce needs, and what parents want their children to experience when they go [to] college," Butcher said."The institutions are thinking of ideological conformity, and whether they acknowledge it or not, they are creating an orthodoxy around ideas."
Butcher pointed to the University of Pennsylvania as one of the most egregious examples of what universities expect from diversity statements.
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