Back in May the Board of Governors for the University of North Carolina college system, which includes 17 campuses, voted to do away with DEI. The UNC system president, Peter Hans, made some good comments about the decision at the time.
“It’s good for college students to encounter liberal ideas, to become familiar with the best forms of progressive thought our society has to offer. It’s good for college students to encounter conservative ideas, to appreciate traditional perspectives and hear strong right-of-center arguments,” Hans said.
But he added that “it’s vital that college administrators stay out of it altogether.”
That vote followed one at UNC-Chapel Hill where the Board of Trustees cut DEI spending by more than $2 million and transferred the money to the campus police.
But the rousting of DEI functionaries is still underway. Two weeks ago UNC Charlotte announced…
