most DEI policy pushes for a narrative saying their work is not done until their is equal _outcomes_ not just equal opportunity. And I know that it will never end because the more freedom we give the genders the more exacerbated their expressions become (in short, and on average, men orienting to objects and women orienting towards people).
> most DEI policy pushes for a narrative saying their work is not done until their is equal _outcomes_ not just equal opportunity.
This is just flat wrong. Both because the word narrative makes no sense in the way you've used it in this sentence, and because equality of outcome is specifically not what is being targeted by these policies.
I'm inclined to think you've imbibed a lot of propaganda on this subject as the use of the word "narrative" in this incorrect fashion is as strong an indicator of that as the emdash is of copying stuff from ChatGPT.
