Scott Adams: For over 30 fuc*ing years I’ve been discriminated against (in employment) for my race and my gender

I’m glad I lived long enough to see this happen. For over 30 fucking years I’ve been discriminated against (in employment) for my race and my gender, while being labeled the problem. And I didn’t have enough “free speech” to even talk about it until a few years ago. My first employer, Crocker Bank, told me directly they would never promote me because of my race and gender. So I quit, and went to work at Pacific Bell. Then Pacific Bell told me the same. So I “quiet quit” and started Dilbert on the side. That only succeeded because the syndication company couldn’t find diverse artists fast enough. The Dilbert TV show on UPN died because its Monday night slot, where it was succeeding, was replaced by an all-African-American comedy block. And obviously Dilbert would not have been “canceled” worldwide if I were Black. Watch the anti-white racist comments to this post. Tweet on clip below

Trump Taps Chris Rufo To Help De-Wokify Ivy Leagues Receiving Federal Funding

ZeroHedge President-elect Donald Trump’s administration is ramping up efforts to dismantle diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in higher education. In a significant move, key conservative figure Christopher Rufo has been invited to present a proposal to slash federal funding for universities that maintain such programs.

@realchrisrufo, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and a prominent critic of DEI efforts, plans to outline how federal funds could be conditioned on the removal of these programs. The proposal aims to eliminate perceived discrimination in university practices, arguing that DEI programs violate the Civil Rights Act by favoring certain racial, ethnic, or gender groups. “If you don’t stop discriminating and violating the law, you will no longer be qualified for federal funding,” Rufo emphasized. He anticipates that institutions, particularly Ivy League universities that receive billions annually in federal research funding, would quickly comply. Rufo’s presentation is part of a broader cultural and political strategy supported by Trump’s incoming administration.

Russ Vought, tasked with spearheading government efficiency efforts, is hosting Rufo at Mar-a-Lago to discuss the proposal. Notably, Vice President-elect JD Vance has voiced strong support, citing the need to dismantle DEI in education and proposing significant taxation on university endowments. According to the Wall Street Journal, Vance views Rufo as “a leading voice in the movement to restore merit and excellence” to universities, adding that Vance believes Rufo “recognizes schools and universities exist to equip American students to face tomorrow’s challenges, not to indoctrinate them with the fringe beliefs of the far left.

Trump Taps Chris Rufo To Help De-Wokify Ivy Leagues Receiving Federal Funding | ZeroHedge

President-elect Donald Trump’s administration is ramping up efforts to dismantle diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in higher education. In a significant move, key… pic.twitter.com/xjR3DU6ZkJ

— Owen Gregorian (@OwenGregorian) November 30, 2024

” This effort mirrors Trump’s earlier actions during his presidency, including banning federal race and gender bias training programs—a measure reversed by President Biden. As the WSJ notes: From his perch outside Seattle, the 40-year-old documentary filmmaker and writer has become one of the country’s most influential—and effective—culture warriors, waging public fights against diversity, equity and inclusion efforts in schools, businesses and government. Rufo exposed plagiarism in the academic scholarship of Harvard President Claudine Gay and in the writings of Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris. His reports played a role in Gay’s subsequent resignation in January of this year and damaged Harris’s campaign. He has also taken aim at diversity practices in large companies, most recently at Boeing. …

Rufo said he is meeting with members of the Trump administration next month. He has said he thinks colleges and universities have been taken over by the left, and he wants to recapture them by cutting federal money to schools that continue to engage in DEI practices. He also wants to excise race-based affirmative action from any institution with which the federal government does business. Impact on Universities The proposed restrictions could have profound financial implications for universities reliant on federal grants and student aid. For example, Harvard University received $686 million in federal research funding in the last academic year. Institutions like Harvard, already under scrutiny for race-based admissions policies, have begun scaling back DEI efforts. Critics of these programs, including investor @BillAckman , have linked them to broader cultural issues, such as antisemitism and the suppression of free speech on campuses. Protests and demonstrations have intensified these debates, particularly following the recent conflict in Gaza. “I hope the president turns the screws on DEI in the Ivy Leagues,” Rufo told Bloomberg. “This would put conditions on federal funding, especially the Ivy Leagues, if they practice discrimination regarding DEI.”