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Harvard University’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology ( MIT ) recently announced that they will no longer be requiring Diversity, Equity , and Inclusion statements from candidates seeking jobs or promotions.
MIT is mulling over strategies to recruit more moderate and conservative voices as a means to balance the otherwise (overwhelmingly) progressive slant of its faculty.
Only one of the top twenty universities for free speech was found to have a female president, five of the bottom twenty were led by women.
The average board size at the best free-expression universities was less than twenty , significantly lower than the average for the schools that had the poorest records.
Authors: 80 percent of students self-censor their viewpoints as a means to avoid criticism or punishment.
Authors: How campus progressives respond to the increasing backlash against DEI will have a large impact on the intellectual environment at American universities in coming years .
Many Republican -controlled state legislatures have sought to rein in the use of DEI programs in schools, corporations and government agencies.
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