Who Are The Real Racists?

 As Air Force Chief of Staff, Brown, himself a minority, has acted to remedy such perceived race and gender disparities in the ranks by implementing diversity and inclusion programs throughout the Air Force, including establishing quotas for a set percentage of minority pilots.

Such programs have more recently included equity as a desired outcome so that DEI is now the preferred acronym.

General Brown's efforts to incorporate DEI in our Air Force appear to be no less influential than those of BLM in furthering this movement.

Despite recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions that were announced this year to restrict Affirmative Action quotas in admissions to universities, the DEI Movement, which evolved from decades of Affirmative Action programs, continues as many universities and other types of organizations seek ways to maintain their DEI programs despite the Court's decision.

Goldfarb merely presented the possibility by asking, in his words, "Could it be the minority students were just less good at being residents?" In reaction, the chair of the University of Pennsylvania Department of Medicine, Michael S. Parmacek, referred to Goldfarb's question as "Racist statements" and reaffirmed that doctors must acknowledge "Structural racism."

What sort of thinking displays such close-minded bigotry, refusing to even allow an honest question to be asked that might end up being a legitimate explanation of the disparate outcomes between racial groups? CRT was derived from just such close-minded thinking, the ideology of Marxism.

It would also be interesting to know who the racists are here: The person who asks the tough questions or the person who accuses someone of racism for asking it? Evidently, no one on the SASC thought to ask. 

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