Democrats, Valuing Outcomes Over Process, Packing Corporate Boards in Pursuit of Equity

Today’s renewed emphasis on quotas is an outgrowth of progressives’ obsession with equity — and it discloses the lengths they’ll go to impose their view on others.

AP/Steven Senne, file
The director of Boston University's Center for Antiracist Research, Ibram Kendi, in 2020. AP/Steven Senne, file

California’s law mandating diversity quotas for corporate boards suffered a loss in court last week, but the issue is far from over. Today’s renewed emphasis on quotas is an outgrowth of progressives’ obsession with equity — and it discloses the lengths they’ll go to impose their view on others.

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