[jfewhfuehg]

>disadvantaged students

That's what it says on paper but that's not reality. If you are asian you are suddenly not disadvantaged even if you are an immigrant. It is just legal racism.

The fact that employers even get to play games like this tells you a lot about our current situation ironically.

[vablings]

"Disadvantaged" is not something that is defined purely by race (atleast in the UK) The key factors that are considered in your university application are all pretty much pure contextual factors IE; income, poor academic performance family history of higher education etc..

If you are of Asian descent in the UK the biggest factors to determine if your going to get into a program like this is not your skin color. Its an evaluation of you and your family's history and providing ascent to people less fortunate.

[selimthegrim]

He’s in the UK.

[jfewhfuehg]

DEI hiring exists in the UK. This is not something exclusive to America.

[array_key_first]

Most people couldn't define DEI hiring if you put a gun to their head.

[selimthegrim]

Were you just going by his name when deciding he was a DEI hire?