[CedarDave]

DEI inherently prioritizes group identity over individual merit. By emphasizing race, gender, and other identity markers in decision-making, DEI initiatives risk replacing the ideal of impartial justice with an ideological agenda.

This essentially is the current condition of courts in New Mexico. With the abolition of bail, judges have to decide whether the person arrested for a serious crime can be released while awaiting trial. Many judges support DEI and thus inherently favor the criminal over the victim because of believed lack of equity in his/her background. Thus the person is free to return to his comfort place and associate with those who are also law offenders and the pattern repeats..

[CedarDave]

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[Jyotishi]

DEI is lowering some people’s ability to understand even the title of this thread.

[econjack]

Providing equal opportunity is a good thing. Policies that attempt to insure equal outcomes is always going to hurt someone because people are just not equally talented.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Trump really needs to turnover the entire state of New Mexico back to the Navajos.