Catholic Bishop Robert Barron argues that society's focus on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives contradicts the celebration of athletic excellence at the Olympics, using Simone Biles as an example.
Key Points
Emphasizes the tension between athletic achievement and equity
Argues that forced equality of outcomes goes against the pursuit of excellence
Uses examples like Simone Biles to illustrate the point
Pros
Highlighting the importance of equality of opportunity over equity of outcome
Offering a different perspective on the societal emphasis on diversity and inclusion
Cons
Potential to be interpreted as dismissive of DEI efforts