Tag: Diversity Equity and Inclusion

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Advertising is considered an extension of show business.
Sir Martin Sorrell, Chairman of marketing group WPP

Advertising seems a very modern phenomenon but it has been with us for millennia. A Roman tavern with a painting of a vine over the door was advertising for customers. A piece of papyrus found in Egypt and dated to around 3000 BC was written by a weaver wishing to persuade his fellow citizens to use his services rather than those of his competitors. (more…)

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If Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in the armed forces was so crucial, references to its importance should be everywhere in the work of military theorists, historians, and soldiers from the past, right? I mean how could it be that Carl von Clausewitz missed the inherent value of having 400-pound transgender gorillas in the ranks? (more…)

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This year, a quota system by the Academy Awards took effect for the benefit of disadvantaged minorities, and you know what that means. If a film doesn’t check the right intersectionality boxes, it’s ineligible to be nominated for any golden dildos. (more…)

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Molti nemici, molto onore.

Many enemies, much honor.
Benito Mussolini

The 2024 Presidential election and its aftermath set me to thinking about this apothegm of Il Duce, captured in a mosaic somewhere in Rome, and what could be made of it for Counter-Currents’ regular readers. I think it should serve as a maxim to bolster our sense of pride and purpose. (more…)

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Several days ago, in an article titled “Restoring the White Voice on College Campuses,” I proposed that we should reconsider forming European-American student groups on university campuses. (more…)

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In my lecture “What’s Wrong with Diversity,” I lay out some basic arguments for why it is a bad idea to make one’s society racially and ethnically diverse. But I didn’t discuss a problem that starts as soon as diversity becomes a goal that institutions must promote.

Promoting diversity corrupts every institution, one institution at a time. (more…)

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This year, the Trump train has been more like an emotional roller-coaster. My decision to vote for Trump has flip-flopped almost as much as Trump has. Recently, I re-read my endorsement of Trump from four years ago, “Trump: Without Illusions or Apologies.” I feared that I would want to eat my words. But, much to my surprise, I ended up convincing myself to vote once again for Orange Man. (more…)

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The most processed, stage-managed, and synthetic candidate in political history may just be the Frankensteinian perfection that America’s machine politics deserve. The cackle of Hillary, the tan of Obama, and the perspicacity of Biden, have all managed to reincarnate their way into the political avatar of DEI anointed-one, Kamala Harris. And yet she’s the odds-on favorite to move her tote tray to the West Wing come January. (more…)

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Even though the metaphoric passenger airliner of Western civilization is plummeting at speed towards its ultimate destruction on the craggy peaks of the multi-cult, it’s disconcerting to look around at our fellow passengers who are completely oblivious. There are those who have assumed the crash position, calm as Hindu cows. And there are still others who are raging against the decline like irate anti-heroes who want their last single serving half-and-half cream added to their bitter coffee of entitlement before they’re obliterated. (more…)

Part 3 (Read Part 1 here. Read Part 2 here.)

As a nation it is imperative that we meet present and future challenges in a competitive global environment. I’m not holding my breath. Chinese kids are learning trigonometry and how to assemble and disassemble a Type-191 assault rifle blindfolded while American kids are taught that racism is why we suck as a country and you can identify as a fruit salad (and we won’t tell your parents). (more…)

CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz with retired basketball star Earvin “Magic” Johnson. (Image source: Twitter/X)

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Every waking hour, every moment of the day, everywhere we look, whether it’s breakfast cereal boxes, pop-up advertising dross, or sportsball team group photos, we are bombarded by Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity — the DIE machine. It is so all-pervasive that we seemingly pay it no mind, but unconsciously we are alarmed by the presence of the hostile other. Even though it is in our faces all the time like a leering, ubiquitous transgender version of Big Brother — picture Michelle Obama posters the size of teetering skyscrapers — we often have the option of scrolling away, clicking to dismiss, or turning the channel. (more…)

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There are many good reasons to oppose a Kamala presidency, chief of which are open borders, her support for disarming lawful citizens, and the fact that we can expect more anti-white diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies from the ultimate DEI hire. Further, foreign leaders would take her less seriously than even the average voter does. (more…)

Savitri Devi proclaims Donald Trump final avatar of Vishnu at Republican National Convention

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Greg Johnson, Angelo Plume (Telegram, YouTube), and David Zsutty continued their discussion of the 2024 US presidential election on the second half of the latest broadcast of Counter-Currents Radio. It is now available for download and online listening. (more…)