Higher Ed’s New Loyalty Oaths

In theory, the embrace of diversity, equity and inclusion should be a good thing. In practice, though, it is not.

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The regulatory red tape will increase costs at a time when most agree that the price of higher education has risen too high. Keira Burton via Pexels.com

In theory, higher education’s embrace of diversity, equity, and inclusion should be a swell thing. In practice, it is not. Understanding why that is and how to do better is crucial if colleges are to be places of inclusiveness, ideas, and free inquiry.

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