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Not Sure How To Mention Diversity After The Supreme Court Decision? We've Got You Covered. - Vimarsana News

Not Sure How To Mention Diversity After The Supreme Court Decision? We've Got You Covered.

In short, keep applying!

Colleges squirm under anti-diversity, equity and inclusion pressure - Vimarsana News

Colleges squirm under anti-diversity, equity and inclusion pressure

Colleges are attempting to find ways to save their diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives as Republican-led states advance efforts to shut down the programs. Multiple red states have introduced or passed legislation targeting certain aspects of DEI in universities, from mandatory diversity statements to entire offices, causing confusion and fear for faculty and staff. …

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University of Houston latest Texas school to ditch DEI statements in hiring - Vimarsana News

University of Houston latest Texas school to ditch DEI statements in hiring

The University of Houston has banned diversity, equity, and inclusion statements in hiring, becoming the latest public university in Texas to follow a directive from Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) that prohibited such statements.

Five Tips for a Strong MBA Diversity Statements - Vimarsana News

Five Tips for a Strong MBA Diversity Statements

An effective diversity statement can make the difference between admission and rejection, so give it care and thought. Here are 5 tips for your MBA application

Who Cares About Diversity? - Vimarsana News

Who Cares About Diversity?

All across the Academy, schools are requiring “Diversity Statements” as a condition for new hires. Everyone has to submit a statement explaining how they are going to contribute to “diversity”. What you’re supposed to do in these, and what everyone damn well knows you’re supposed to do, is (i) talk about your race, gender, and other “identity group” traits that it would be illegal for the university to explicitly ask you about, and (ii) talk about your activism on behalf of left-wing identity politics.