An advocate of what is described as “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI) went on Dr. Phil’s show to defend those racially charged policies, and won over absolutely no one.
DEI advocate Rachel Kargas attempted to argue for why we need DEI in a desperate bid to justify her job’s existence; “When we're talking about diversity, equity, and inclusion, we're talking about the fact that some demographics come to the table and have to overcome racism, unconscious bias, misogyny, and so how do we help level the playing field for everyone?" she asked.
Dr. Phil responded with the obvious question "Okay, so that means you're trying to create equality of outcome?" Kargas agreed, which Dr. Phil followed up with "How do you create equality of outcome when people aren't the same? You're right, some people are shorter, some people are taller looking over that fence, they can't both play in the NBA. You can't create equality of outcome. What gives a DEI program the right to come in and try and alter the nature of things to create equality of outcome? That's been tried, that didn't work, that was called Marxism."
And to that, she had no answer.
Dr. Phil was also joined by pastor James Ward Jr. and York College of PA Professor Erec Smith, both African-American men who made a strong case against DEI.
The full discussion is worth watching - and if the audience’s reaction is any indication, all it takes to expose DEI for what it truly is is to shine light on it. Give it a watch below:
Matt Palumbo is the author of Fact-Checking the Fact-Checkers: How the Left Hijacked and Weaponized the Fact-Checking Industry and The Man Behind the Curtain: Inside the Secret Network of George Soros
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