Johns Hopkins Has a Harvard-Level DEI Racist Infrastructure

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Johns Hopkins has an enormous diversity, equity, and inclusion infrastructure that affects everything in the institute. It’s tragic. They’re pushing Marxism and violating the country’s values.

They define “privileged” as unearned privileges based on a social class one is in, and they’ve come up with a list of so-called privileged people.

The privileged people are whites, able-bodied people, heterosexuals, cisgenders, males, Christians, middle-owning class people, middle-aged people, and English-speaking people.

The list is ridiculous and racist. How could intelligent people come up with this stereotyping of innocent people?

Lately, it seems the actual privileged people are those with dark skin, who sleep with unusual partners, who don’t know what gender they are, and who come into the country illegally.

You’ll be shocked if you go to the DEI Office at Johns Hopkins. It’s like a cancer in the facility. They have roadmaps to expand the infrastructure endlessly.

They seem to have a lot of respect for MLK Jr., but he never supported anything like this. He stood for the opposite values.


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Jim Ross
Jim Ross
1 year ago

Could a bone-deep DIE culture the source of the vicious attack on Beata Kowalski at John Hopkins Children’s Hospital? Beata committed suicide when she was accused of abusing her daughter Maya. Recently, courts awarded Maya Kowalski $261 Million for compensatory and punitive damages. The Kowalskis would certainly fit all but one of the discriminated classes.

Trump Won
Trump Won
1 year ago

We’re at the point of no return.

Canadian Friend
Canadian Friend
1 year ago
Reply to  Trump Won

I fear that is true… either way, very very close to the edge of the cliff, dangerously close to where civilization fall