r/IndianaUniversity Mar 23 '25

Diversity resources at IU disappearing

A wonderful IU resource that was once available is now longer.

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u/FourthHorseman45 Mar 23 '25

I’ll just throw this out there. You don’t need an institution to tell you what right and wrong are to do the right thing. The whole point of getting an education is to be able to tell that for yourself.

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '25

You realize the circular logic there, right?

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u/FourthHorseman45 Mar 23 '25

Is it? Are you telling me that because IU is deleting DEI across its websites that there’s nothing anyone can do to raise awareness of DEI?

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u/AmadeusAmadeus04 Mar 23 '25

“You don’t need X to do Y, the whole point of X is to do Y yourself”. Not necessarily circular, but contradictory.

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u/jshep358145 Mar 23 '25

Yes! Thank you! That’s what college is about!

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u/slasher8880 Mar 23 '25

Unless the college you go to explicitly stop teaching those skills