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Flashback: D.C. Water Chief Said DEI Was a Top Priority – Now City Faces Historic Sewage Spill

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Flashback: D.C. Water Chief Said DEI Was a Top Priority – Now City Faces Historic Sewage Spill

It goes without saying that there are many, many (many) problems with the concept of “diversity, equity, and inclusion.”

DEI is inherently racist toward white people, and you don’t combat perceived racism with actual racism.

DEI completely neuters the value of merit.

DEI quite literally fosters division.

But there’s another major issue with DEI that’s not discussed nearly as much as the aforementioned bullet points.

That issue is: opportunity cost.

At the end of the day, DEI is a government program/initiative that requires government resources to fund and operate. And resources, by definition, are finite.

An obsessive, expensive DEI program — like the ones pushed in deep-blue Washington, D.C. — is naturally going to take resources from other places while handing those resources to people who don’t deserve it.

And that can lead to some damning consequences.

According to Fox News, on........

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