Crime policy is cyclical. DEI policy will also be cyclical.

Take crime first. SCOTUS initiated a crime wave in the late 1960s by hobbling police. This went on till the 1980s. Then we had ‘broken windows’ policing. Basically a lot of young men - largely blacks - went to jail for small offenses. And crime went down. But this created the complaint of ‘over incarceration.’ So then we started letting people out of jail. Now we’re back where we started.

So take ‘DEI.’ People act like it’s new. It’s just another form of affirmative action and other ‘social initiatives’ we’ve had. But the thing got so far out of hand that we had BLM riots. And now we’ve got entire departments in government and universities and business that don’t do anything. They took it too far, and there will be a backlash. People will want efficiency again.

But give it 5 years. If it’s a bunch of white and Asian dudes in charge of things - we will again need and get ‘Justice.’ No one will have learned much. And we will do what we did with crime.