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Screenshot of article text: If Albert Einstein applied for a professorship at UCLA today, would he be hired? The answer is not clear. Starting this fall, all faculty applicants to UCLA must document their contributions to “equity, diversity and inclusion.” (Next year, existing UCLA faculty will also have to submit an “equity, diversity and inclusion statement" in order to be considered for promotion, following the lead of five other UC campuses.) The mandatory statements will be credited in the same manner as the rest of an applicant's portfolio, according to UCLA's equity, diversity and inclusion office.

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    mekka okereke :verified: (mekkaokereke@hachyderm.io)'s status on Saturday, 24-Feb-2024 16:05:51 JST mekka okereke :verified: mekka okereke :verified:
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    An uninformed LA Times Opinion writer was big mad that UCLA asks faculty applicants to document their contributions to “equity, diversity and inclusion."

    She asks, "If Albert Einstein applied for a professorship at UCLA today, would he be hired? The answer is not clear." She asks if his work would "reflect his contributions to equity, diversity and inclusion? Unlikely." Or his “potential to understand the barriers facing women and racial/ethnic minorities? Also unlikely."

    🤦🏿♂️Umm.. yes it would.

    In conversation about a year ago from hachyderm.io permalink
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