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I hadn’t planned to drive to eastern Nevada with my father-in-law during the COVID-19 pandemic — just as my 70-year-old parents hadn’t anticipated spending their vacation convalescing in the William Bee Ririe…
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The words “diversity, equity, and inclusion” love to be thrown around by all manner of people. Even the NRA (National Rifle Owners Association), an organization notorious for supporting violence and vigilantes, historically…
In the recent aftermath of MSNBC abruptly cutting ties with Tiffany Cross, host of The Cross Connection, have DEI efforts really moved beyond tokenism and lip service? Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, or DEI,…
We’re moving to higher ground, they say, As our island sinks slowly into the sea, flooding our schools, the places where we pray. We’re moving to higher ground, they say. We’ve lived…
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"The overuse and unclarity of 'Diversity' and similar terms make it even harder to differentiate when people are ju… https://t.co/nWOINjEa2A