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#Bootstraps evokes self-reliance, entrepreneurship, and overcoming adversity. It signifies building something from nothing, hard work, determination, and financial independence, often showcasing side hustles and inspiring hustle culture.
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🎥 erika_Lucas07  education is elevation 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 The problem was never DEI. The real problem has always been the concentration of power in the hands of a small, overwhelmingly "", male elite that has shaped this country’s institutions, culture, and economy to serve their interests. Until that changes, their cries of “discrimination” will ring as hollow as a sl*veh0ld3r complaining about lost “property." They have rigged the game, written the rules, and now scream “unfair!” when marginalized groups demand a seat at the table they built. To say that DEI is "the problem" is a calculated way of deflecting attention from the real problem: the entrenched power that "" men hold in almost every institution, and the way they’ve used this power to systematically deny resources, opportunities, and dignity to others based on race, gender, and class. For centuries, "" men have been the architects of policies and systems that perpetuate inequality from enslavement and segregation to the contemporary wealth gap, criminal justice system, and housing policies. They have institutionalized r*c1sm, s3x1sm, and cl*ss1sm in ways that benefit them while keeping others subjugated. So now, in the face of the smallest efforts and I mean the smallest to address these deeply rooted disparities, they scream about fairness, claiming that diversity and inclusion efforts aren't based on merit. What they’re really saying is that they fear losing control of the institutions and resources that have long allowed them to thrive at the expense of others. The real problem is not DEI. It’s the unrelenting, systemic dominance of "" men in positions of power. It's the way they have consistently shaped policies, cultures, and narratives to keep themselves in positions of privilege while casting the struggles of others as secondary or even irrelevant. The real problem is the way "" men have used their power to shape every aspect of society from the media to law enforcement, from banking to education, ensuring that their interests remain protected and that the power they hold is never genuinely questioned. The root issue is not DEI. It is the refusal to dismantle a hierarchy that equates ""ness with worth. #CasteSystem #Caste #DEI #Equity #Equality #Diversity #Community #FYP #FoodForThought #Empathy #Monopoly #Chess # meritocracy #AmericanDream #AmericanExceptionalism #Bootstraps #Inclusion #BuildOurOwnTable #Privilege ... Government and Military: (.gov) Congress: 77% Governors: 96% Top Military Advisors: 100% Presidents: 98% Vice Presidents: 98% Current Presidential Cabinet: 100%  (rounded up) Media and Culture: (UCLA Hollywood Diversity Report, Pew Research Center) TV show decision-makers: 93% Book publishing decision-makers: 90% News coverage decision-makers: 85% Music production decision-makers: 95% Business and Finance: (Brookings Institution, McKinsey, EEOC, Deloitte) C-suite executives: 90% Venture capitalists: 70% Angel investors: 87% Philanthropy:(Board Source, Council on Foundations) Foundation CEOs: 86% Foundation boards: 91%
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🎥 erika_Lucas07 education is elevation 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 The problem was never DEI. The real problem has always been the concentration of power in the hands of a small, overwhelmingly "", male elite that has shaped this country’s institutions, culture, and economy to serve their interests. Until that changes, their cries of “discrimination” will ring as hollow as a sl*veh0ld3r complaining about lost “property." They have rigged the game, written the rules, and now scream “unfair!” when marginalized groups demand a seat at the table they built. To say that DEI is "the problem" is a calculated way of deflecting attention from the real problem: the entrenched power that "" men hold in almost every institution, and the way they’ve used this power to systematically deny resources, opportunities, and dignity to others based on race, gender, and class. For centuries, "" men have been the architects of policies and systems that perpetuate inequality from enslavement and segregation to the contemporary wealth gap, criminal justice system, and housing policies. They have institutionalized r*c1sm, s3x1sm, and cl*ss1sm in ways that benefit them while keeping others subjugated. So now, in the face of the smallest efforts and I mean the smallest to address these deeply rooted disparities, they scream about fairness, claiming that diversity and inclusion efforts aren't based on merit. What they’re really saying is that they fear losing control of the institutions and resources that have long allowed them to thrive at the expense of others. The real problem is not DEI. It’s the unrelenting, systemic dominance of "" men in positions of power. It's the way they have consistently shaped policies, cultures, and narratives to keep themselves in positions of privilege while casting the struggles of others as secondary or even irrelevant. The real problem is the way "" men have used their power to shape every aspect of society from the media to law enforcement, from banking to education, ensuring that their interests remain protected and that the power they hold is never genuinely questioned. The root issue is not DEI. It is the refusal to dismantle a hierarchy that equates ""ness with worth. #CasteSystem #Caste #DEI #Equity #Equality #Diversity #Community #FYP #FoodForThought #Empathy #Monopoly #Chess # meritocracy #AmericanDream #AmericanExceptionalism #Bootstraps #Inclusion #BuildOurOwnTable #Privilege ... Government and Military: (.gov) Congress: 77% Governors: 96% Top Military Advisors: 100% Presidents: 98% Vice Presidents: 98% Current Presidential Cabinet: 100% (rounded up) Media and Culture: (UCLA Hollywood Diversity Report, Pew Research Center) TV show decision-makers: 93% Book publishing decision-makers: 90% News coverage decision-makers: 85% Music production decision-makers: 95% Business and Finance: (Brookings Institution, McKinsey, EEOC, Deloitte) C-suite executives: 90% Venture capitalists: 70% Angel investors: 87% Philanthropy:(Board Source, Council on Foundations) Foundation CEOs: 86% Foundation boards: 91%

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