Okay. I think that what DEI has encouraged, as it's actually been done, is a policy of exclusion, and the concern that originally started it was to try to train, educate and help people who had been marginalized, whose resources had not enabled them to participate fully in various parts of society, including the higher academic sphere and scientific research.
They should have been given opportunities to do that long ago. Those opportunities were belated, and when they came, they suddenly contributed to the idea that only people from certain perspectives can investigate certain kinds of things, and that was a terrible blunder.
To prove this—