– Gov. Ron DeSantis on Tuesday took aim a diversity, equity and inclusion programs at Florida’s public universities, saying they are a drain on resources and impose an agenda on people.
Speaking at State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota, DeSantis started by saying he wants to make sure that everybody that goes through a Florida university has to take “certain core course requirements, that’s really focused on giving them the foundation so that they can think for themselves and the core curriculum must be grounded in actual history, the actual philosophy that has shaped Western civilization,” though he wasn’t specific.
“We are also going to eliminate all DEI and [critical race theory] bureaucracies in the state of Florida, no funding and that will wither on the vine,” DeSantis went on to say. “And I think that that’s very important because it really serves as an ideological filter, a political filter.” Earlier this month his administration asked state colleges and universities for information about resources they are putting into activities related to DEI and critical race theory. A
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Drain it! These are programs for division and fascism not unity..after years of race progress these woke programs by Leftist fascist racists have turned MLKjr's Dream of unity, no race, etc into the nightmare scenarios we see today
So let's get rid of it, and then document any changes in employment of minorities and women. If employment or wages go down then ben crump can file a discrimination suit against the state and all those people get reparations after all.
He said: He wants Americans to be ignorant; dumb; bewildered towards American History. Redlining, war on drugs, lynchmobs, jim crow, Slavery, Rosewood, Tulsa, philly, 1980's industrial shut down ignoranceisbliss
True, it is
He's one to talk about imposing an agenda.
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