Hey guys, Liz Wheeler here. So, DI, diversity, equity, and inclusion. According to the left,

the definition of diversity is not diversity. It's actually racism or perhaps racial tokenism.

According to the left, the definition of equity, it's not a quality, it's redistribution of wealth

or opportunity. It's social, essentially. And according to the left, the definition of inclusion

is not tolerance for other people's viewpoints or lifestyle choices. The definition,

according to the left, of inclusion is actually religious persecution. DEI is not good. DEI is

incredibly bad, it's incredibly dangerous. It's something we need to protect our families against.

And so I give you the best, or perhaps it's the worst of DEI to keep your eyes out for.

What you're about to see is Project Veritas, undercover journalist, talking to a man by the name

of David Casamento. He's the assistant superintendent of curriculum at the East Meadow Public School

District. And he's discussing his efforts as a political activist in the classroom. He characterizes

his work as being political, even though he is ostensibly a teacher. He talks about his efforts to

integrate DEI into his classrooms. And he talks about exactly how he discriminates against

conservatives and refuses to hire them as teachers in schools so that children will not be exposed

to their viewpoints since he said his job is inherently political. Take a look at this.

Certainly, it's her movement we'll say, and I gotta tell you I am not opposed to this question.

Why do we need this sexualized kid to don't age after the pandemic?

After the pandemic, it's a sport. Right here. It's my own.

I'm like, how could I be?

I mean, it's dangerous. It's dangerous for all people who want to do this work.

Do you encourage your teachers to write like a curriculum advanced in

diversity and equity inclusion or equity?

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