The Donald's Queens' DEI Strategy: Blitzkrieg Bop

Trump is overwhelming DEI.

After years of being called a Nazi while putting forward one modest incremental reform at a time, only to be stalled in the press and the courts, Trump’s strategy this time around is to blitzkrieg the opposition into a rout the way the Wehrmacht psychologically broke the mighty French army, which had stood like a lion on the Western Front during the Great War, in a few days in May 1940. As a native of Queens …

Being a Nazi, a main battleground Trump has chosen to fight on of course is upholding the “equal protection of the laws” for all races.

From the Washington Post news section:

In first days, Trump deals ‘death blow’ to DEI and affirmative action

The president moved to end diversity, equity and inclusion programs throughout the federal government with a flurry of executive orders, upending decades of policy.

January 23, 2025 at 12:50 p.m. EST

By Julian Mark, Taylor Telford and Susan Svrluga

In the first 48 hours of his second term, President Donald Trump moved to eviscerate the surviving remnants of affirmative action, swiftly upending decades of policy — actions observers say are sure to touch every aspect of American life.

It’s kind of funny how rarely the mainstream media mentions that affirmative action touches every aspect of American life. During the 50+ years that I’ve been following the news, that fact only comes up in the press about once a decade when there is a Supreme Court case about college admissions quotas. The rest of the time, it’s kept awfully quiet.

The newly signed executive orders to end “illegal discrimination” and restore “merit to government service” were so sweeping and aggressive that even conservative activists — ones who had been waging a multipronged attack to end diversity initiatives in the private and public sectors — were shocked by their scope and intensity.

For the last 55 years, the Establishment had more or less tacitly agreed that the 14th Amendment’s most famous mandate would be quietly suspended for the duration.

The duration of what, however, was never quite specified.

Two generations into the affirmative action emergency, the public seems ready for a change.

The breaking point of popular patience arrived during the Racial Reckoning of this decade as people had their faces rubbed in the openly racist hatred espoused by DEI apparatchiks.

In the past, proponents of modern racial discrimination (the good kind against whites, you understand, not the old bad kind for whites) had (largely) prudently restricted themselves to a policy of obfuscation: e.g., they weren’t against whites, they were just for more equal opportunity for nonwhites, which would be good for everybody because diversity is our strength. And who could object to that?

But during the Great Awokening, they dropped the mask and allowed themselves countless expressions of open virulent anti-white racist animus, as I may have mentioned once or twice over the last dozen years.

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