American Workers' Opinion on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Efforts
American workers' opinion on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts have soured over the last year, with a decrease in the percentage of those who believe DEI is a 'good thing'. Political and ethnic lines influence views on DEI, with Republicans and men being more likely to see DEI efforts as a bad thing.
Key Points
- Decrease in the percentage of American workers who believe DEI is a 'good thing'.
- Political and ethnic lines influence views on DEI.
- Some American workers believe their companies pay too much attention to DEI.
- An increasing number of Americans are shunning corporations with a political bent.
Pros
- DEI practices help black, Hispanic, and Asian men and women, and white women.
Cons
- Some American workers believe that DEI hurts white men.