An interesting and potentially useful perspective here. Except for one thing. It's hard to claim that these students were mislead because a lot of them indeed got high-paying jobs in the DEI scam. Now some of those woke privilege jobs have evaporated you can hardly turn round and blame the colleges.
An interesting and potentially useful perspective here. Except for one thing. It's hard to claim that these students were mislead because a lot of them indeed got high-paying jobs in the DEI scam. Now some of those woke privilege jobs have evaporated you can hardly turn round and blame the colleges.
You said it yourself, it was a DEI SCAM. The things taught in it, like discrimination based on skin color are even against the law. Just because the creators of the degree thought it might work out in the short term, doesn't mean that it would work in the long run because eventually it could be (rightfully) brought to court. The adults are supposed to know better.
(I do agree the students should have known better as well, but they were brainwashed to a certain extent, IMHO)
An interesting and potentially useful perspective here. Except for one thing. It's hard to claim that these students were mislead because a lot of them indeed got high-paying jobs in the DEI scam. Now some of those woke privilege jobs have evaporated you can hardly turn round and blame the colleges.
You said it yourself, it was a DEI SCAM. The things taught in it, like discrimination based on skin color are even against the law. Just because the creators of the degree thought it might work out in the short term, doesn't mean that it would work in the long run because eventually it could be (rightfully) brought to court. The adults are supposed to know better.
(I do agree the students should have known better as well, but they were brainwashed to a certain extent, IMHO)