"Had the Museum celebrated them at the outset for their achievements, as opposed to their ethnicity"
Doing so would require dismantling the entire DEI superstructure grafted onto the Academy. DEI is based entirely on celebrating individuals for their ethnicity, not their achievements (an almost exact statement was made by the Vice-Princip…
"Had the Museum celebrated them at the outset for their achievements, as opposed to their ethnicity"
Doing so would require dismantling the entire DEI superstructure grafted onto the Academy. DEI is based entirely on celebrating individuals for their ethnicity, not their achievements (an almost exact statement was made by the Vice-Principal of Thomas Jefferson High School, Loudon County, VA as the reason for not disclosing the students that had won the National Merit Award)
"Had the Museum celebrated them at the outset for their achievements, as opposed to their ethnicity"
Doing so would require dismantling the entire DEI superstructure grafted onto the Academy. DEI is based entirely on celebrating individuals for their ethnicity, not their achievements (an almost exact statement was made by the Vice-Principal of Thomas Jefferson High School, Loudon County, VA as the reason for not disclosing the students that had won the National Merit Award)
https://www.city-journal.org/article/the-war-on-merit-takes-a-bizarre-turn