Tag: Wokeness

“Major institutions have started rolling back their diversity bureaucracies: Last week, the University of Florida announced that it had dissolved its DEI department and terminated the employment of all DEI officials. UF was spending an astonishing $5 million per year on DEI programs…”

“The only thing connecting employees is a powerful, sprawling HR bureaucracy that, yes, is totally obsessed with left-wing political dogma. But on closer examination it seems woke lunacy is only a symptom of the company’s far greater problems.”

“Yet many shrug that this new weaponization of America’s legal system is the flamboyant Trump’s own problem, not their own. So they ignore the third worldization of our political system, which they quietly acknowledge is otherwise leading us to a Venezuela-like mess.”

“Now it was horror time. It’s one thing for AI to make “historical” errors in generalized portraits, but drifting to the realm of inventing racist or antisemitic remarks by specific people and directing them toward other real people is extraordinary, and extraordinarily irresponsible.”

“A cursory look at the team behind Gemini shows a crew of individuals who have quite a bit of angst against white people, merit, or the capitalist society that made them uber-rich Silicon Valley tycoons paid to build a racist internet tool.”

“It looks like you trained Gemini on data tainted by the racist ideologies of CRT & DEI. It refused to create a picture of a “white family” but readily created a “black family.” I was impressed when it admitted it was racist, but it couldn’t stop itself.”

“The suppression of dissent is a vital element of the power grab that will enable <the woke> regime to achieve its political goal: the establishment of group quotas as the organizing structure of American life, rather than individual merit and constitutional liberty.

“Of course, the real reason for the deaths of black women is black men. Blacks of all ages and both sexes account for about half, and maybe even more than half, of all murders in the States.”

“This is the legacy of postmodernism, in which there is no such thing as objective reality — only subjective interpretations of it. There is no truth or reconciliation; only ideological war, forever and always.”

“The woke, Jacobin revolution was promoted by progressives, mostly out of guilt and insecurity. For three years, it found a rare pathway to power, enacted much of what it had long wished, and discovered the result was not just a catastrophe but dangerous to the very architects themselves.”