Black DEI Director Fired for "White Supremacy" | Glenn Loury & Tabia Lee | The Glenn Show

[@micmousebg]

So, she was a Director of DEI in a community college, with two employees and a dean. But that community college also has a 'women, gender and sexuality coordinating' office. Can you imagine the absolute detachment from reality and the insane activities these people take salaries for?

[@Mistmantle88]

You’re saying there’s a college employee who receives a paycheque for being the sexuality coordinator? That sounds like what the rapist would tell his victim.

[@mfrshm1998]

I don't know... I mean it sounds like a free job to me. All you have to do is come up a few slogans and wait for your paycheck. I think that's all the school expected.

[@africkinamerican]

And probably right next door to those offices is the Title IX office 😅

[@elcidcampeador7400]

And then people wonder why the tuitions are increased yearly… it’s to pay the salaries of these “bullshit departments” employees.

[@Tigerex966]

George soros confusion get paid for everyone's a victim all the time except for straights and whites mainly men Crazy. They are eating their own now calling each other white supremist.

[@brenttesterman1198]

I'm a white dude and went back to school in 2016 at the age of 55. Wow, it was unbelievable! I was raised in a mixed Church, neighborhood, and school. As a kid, if you were racist you were looked at as a dumbass and definitely marginalized. I have three children who are biracial. I was absolutely blown away at what was being taught to the students! I got the sense that this ideology was being advanced by design and for a greater purpose. I can't imagine what it felt like being subjected to this evil bullshit as a person of color. God bless you, Professor.

[@nerychristian]

You are correct. It is all by design. To destroy Western civilization. To silence any dissidents. And to divide and weaken our nation, and prepare it for a dictatorial leadership.

[@mrblank-zh1xy]

That's what I remember. 10 years younger than you. We thought of racism as backward and pathetic. I didn't know anyone that promoted it.

[@iamjustsaying4787]

@brenttesterman1198 I’m at white female and at 53 I did the same thing at the same time. Shocking wasn’t it? The lack of education and critical thinking skills of the professors was a huge eye opener. I was also outraged at how poorly educated the students were too. And the transgender thing was rolled out by my Communication and psychology professors the same week. Since none of them had mentioned a thing about the issue before, it was obvious that a meeting had been held and directives given.

[@barrybush7884]

I'm a decade younger than you. I'm white... raised in a fairly white town. My church was white. My kids are not biracial... guess what? I was taught the same things racism is dumb and evil... and I'm trying to raise my children to be even better about race. What in the hell is going on!? I truly believe we were on our way to a post racial society... at least as close as can be approximated. It was FAR from perfect. But I do believe it was improving from what it was and substantially better than it is now. We are so bombarded with race. It is unhealthy. And yes, I agree it is probably for nefarious purposes.

[@edjohnson480]

"I have three children who are biracial." May I kindly and respectfully suggest you have three children. Period. Although racism is real, "race" is not. "Race" is a fiction, a lie, a damn lie. There is no such thing. Racism produces "race." Had there not been racism, there would be no "race." If one believes "race" is real, then one contributes to sustaining racism instead of getting rid of it.

[@jenniferkatatumba8597]

I was recently ganged up on by my husband’s sister and niece telling me I need to teach my 9 year old, bi-racial son that he is oppressed. My typical, and somewhat entitled, spoiled, suburban child isn’t oppressed in the least. No thank you. I’ll only be teaching him to look into the hearts of people, and embrace the beautiful and kind souls throughout the world, and not set his expectations that there are enemies lurking in every corner. After some pointed questioning, I uncovered the sister’s involvement with D.E.I in her workplace. Interestingly, a couple of years ago I started noticing the social trend of the word equity, seemingly replacing the word equality. Once I finally looked up the definition of equity, it was pretty obvious it was a Marxist ideology, wrapped up in a pretty little package that no one can disagree with, without being labeled as an intolerant racist or bigot. Words are powerful and shape the world we choose to create for ourselves.

[@nerychristian]

Correct. These people are really Marxists and socialists. They don't care about helping people. They only want to take from those who are successful, and to make everyone equally dumb and poor.

[@clinttorres2508]

Your "relatives" are obvious racists n Marxists and speaking honestly are your enemies and the the enemies of the US in a broader sense..your child's mind is still very malleable n should be protected against that kind of evil. Good luck

[@07wrxtr1]

You should really carve out some time to listen to James Lindsey - then - send it to those that are trying to guilt trip you. It’s all about using people as vessels to advance agendas They play all the word games with esoteric vs exoteric language; nullification; decision dilemmas; hagalian dialectic; etc…

[@afuzzycreature8387]

all about the kafkatrap

[@reesee9669]

Did you tell your husband? Hopefully he put em in check!

[@icnicl2454]

I am a Jewish great grandmother and have experienced much antisemitism in my life. Tabia Lee, your willingness to stand up against antisemitism, even knowing that would jeopardize your career, brought me to tears. During these difficult times for Jews around the world, you give us hope. May God bless you for your high morality and courage. Thank you!

[@ScottMcCurdy-o5i]

I've often wonderful what makes the Jewish tick? But your comment decided me, to just give it up!

[@billwilson5341]

@@ScottMcCurdy-o5i Yes, give it up and eff off Bot!!

[@johnvahl762]

I am sure you meant to say "I've often wondered" Right? ​@user-gk2mw9qm3i

[@dinym]

So proud of you both for having the guts to call out these DEI bullies who persecute their own.

[@nathanngumi8467]

Word. Dr. Tabia Lee is an example of what it takes to stand up for what is right.

[@landline00]

She is braver than me.

[@Dragon_Lord4_Sure]

Lmao!!

[@Pacmon0]

What's so insane is that Israel is minority white and is about 8% Black. Palis are all Semites and have no Black population. Plus, the only reason Ashkenazi Jews are white is because of 2,000 years of being raped during the pogroms. This is so mindblowingly insane. But in this insane ideology Tabia is a white supremacist.

[@smelltheglove2038]

I wonder if she realizes that the fact DEI exists at all is the problem. Regardless of how many minorities you highlight.

[@danilopompey754]

Really? You could not be more wrong. You don't "agree to disagree," her favorite phrase, you win the battle and defeat your opponents. This Dr Lee turned into a snowflake when she should have just defended herself and knocked down anyone making nonsensical assertions. I have had to do that many times, in corporate and academic environments, and the good thing is: when you defeat the lunatics, they don't come for you anymore, having learned their lesson. But demanding that managers or supervisors come in and mediate the fight, and if they cannot, they themselves must sit in on the meetings to mediate, as this Dr Lee did, is a weak, snowflakish move and cleary not a leadership move. And what is most funny is Dr Lee supposedly had a PhD in leadership. As she said, she felt she was bullied, but leaders cannot be bullied; they do the bullying, as quiet as that can be kept. Can you imagine some faculty or staff member coming for Dr Loury? QED

[@richhenry8004]

Glad she said bullying. That is really the best description of what's going on. The odd thing is just how weakness and mental errors have allowed it to integrate itself with our professional structures.

[@WinkLinkletter]

A term for this I ran across and love is ‘cry-bullies’.

[@onedrop7967]

Bullying or is it racism by proxy? It's what white people have seen for years.

[@dressleradam]

@@WinkLinkletter Interesting term. One Polish proverb goes "The Jew cries out in pain as he strikes you." DEI is a Cultural Marxist ideology and oddly enough, it's going to bite the creators of it in the butt and possibly lead them being kicked out of their 110th country.

[@MothOnWall]

I think this goes beyond bullying and into the realm of authoritarianism.

[@africkinamerican]

​@@MothOnWall Dark Triad personalities now appear to be running everything.

[@chrisullman7285]

When Tabia focused on social justice doctors on campus at the 45 minute mark, I’ve got news for her: it’s already jumped out of the med schools into public health services. An example: the City of Los Angeles when the vaccines came out for Covid. LA County Public Health (LACPH) said the number one group of people dying were over the age of 65 and needed to be prioritized to get the shots first. Then LACPH slapped on the brakes and said they couldn’t do that because the majority of people over the age of 65 were white. It took about 4 to 5 days to realize that they were sanctioning the killing of people so they could achieve equity. They rescinded the order. When JAMA and Lancet both say the number one disease in the world is racism, you know we’re screwed.

[@PadraigTomas]

Killing old white people because they are old and white, based on the notion that they are wicked by definition, is hateful bigotry.

[@HellSpawn86]

It started the other way around. I worked in medical research and they didn’t care about DEI, everything was about biology. Then I got into grad school for public health. They study health behavior to prevent disease and race is a factor. The people in public health were deeply resentful of doctors for taking a colorblind approach and were working on programming to change that. People in public health end up working for the government or directors of large hospitals. Anyhow at this point any recent public health or medical students have probably taken courses on DEI.

[@liberothinker4200]

The vaccines were experimental and really did not cure actually they caused severe medical problems and many people died after taking the vaccines. They do not only were useless we are discovering they are harmful

[@knowledgetracker]

Well, it's sad that you actually bought in to the "fact" that you have a higher probability of dying without getting the jab. That hysteria is ridiculous.

[@bettyfranks8772]

Dr. Lee seems like such a fine, progressive leader/professor. These people attacking her are Not professional in an academic environment. So Sad! She needs to be in an environment where she can flourish as a real, caring, professional leader.

[@jdraven0890]

Well this was horrifying. I'm so glad she came on to talk about this. She is probably one of the rare earnest adherents to DEI and common decency. The majority appear to be straight-up grifters who want professional advancement and power and to be affirmed for how morally superior they are. God bless her for staying and fighting and working on ways to fight back constructively.

[@1984isnotamanual]

I’d imagine there are a lot more people like her around they are just too scared to speak out because they haven’t been fired yet and people are generally cowards when speaking against what’s popular is involved. I dislike the people that see how nuts this is and stay quiet more than the true believers.

[@grahamstrouse1165]

If more people in the biz were like Tabia Lee DEI initiatives wouldn’t have such a bad rap.

[@johnvahl762]

Or they would have started calling attention to the problem earlier so something might have been more easily done about it. ​@@grahamstrouse1165

[@SharpTac]

Total respect for this woman for speaking out

[@lindaandrews4327]

As a retired teacher from DeAnza is purely saddened our school has deteriorated to such a low level of inclusion for all the student population.

[@populisttrope9385]

Thank you for your years of dedication to teaching!

[@jostencline6443]

The saddest thing is that the people that need to see and understand this the most are the people that will never watch it. Thank you, Dr. Tabia Lee, and thank you Glenn. very powerful and enlightening.

[@sagaswp]

She was doing a pointless job and got fired because it was a useless inflamatory money-sink. There I saved everyone 45 minutes.

[@1984isnotamanual]

I wish the Republicans would have this lady speak to the country in some fashion, to spread this. People need to see a face and hear a story.

[@TimoteoTheOsprey]

She took a stand, knowing the costs. So glad she landed on her feet and found other work.

[@grahamstrouse1165]

Ms. Lee’s courage is a rare thing in academic administration these days.

[@er591]

Love Tabia Lee, I can listen to her all day. Yes, Amen! She talks about her position of DEI in a way it should actually be. I hope she trains more people to be like her!

[@omearica-rc6fp]

Tabia Lee is a strong woman. A real role model. God bless her and those whose hearts and minds are filled with right-mindedness. What a marvelous educator. Tabia is very impressive. Praying for us all to have solid grounding and strength as evil and ignorant behaviors increase and intensify; they surely will. We need to be able to retain sound minds through all the madness that is coming.

[@TheChippewa77]

I have heard this gracious lady’s story before. It is heartbreaking and an indictment of the University system. I sincerely hope that the rest of the nation will eventually follow Florida’s example of chipping away and eventually eliminating DEI programs. They are un-American.

[@daddyrabbit4u2c55]

And inhumane

[@Hokie200proof]

What a brave woman, need so many more like her to fight this ignorance at its source.

[@brianbailey462]

its only brave because the libs control all the money and hiring and jobs

[@walkingwithstarz935]

100%

[@stephaniesmith6643]

@Hokie200proof: I wish it was just ignorance. This is actually an evil agenda…… part of the larger plan to weaken America and the entire western developed world. It’s part of #TheGreatReset

[@je10022]

I'm so disgusted by how you were treated. I'm also in total agreement with you on everything. It's sick what disgusting indoctrination is going on behind closed doors. Thank you for speaking up.

[@clarasantiso8246]

You survived a lynching of sorts Ms Lee. This comes from Marxist in my opinion. Thank you for informing and not cowarding away into thier view of correctness. Blessings on all the awesome work ahead of you.

[@Kim-i2i]

We (Jews) are VERY concerned about antisemitism. I ask that those who want us to stay alive to vocally, openly condemn antisemitism

[@annetteniebelski7513]

Trump signed an executive order to protect Jews on college campuses

[@leainokuchi9650]

Thank you GLENN LOURY.....for being honest in your presentations (no matter HOW HOT the topic IS) and ELEVATING those voices that need/SHOULD to be heard/considered. THANK YOU Tabia Lee for raising your voice...I consider you a HERO.

[@unisophia]

Ms. Lee is such a beautiful soul… sadly, she was obviously morally overqualified for that toxic collective of, pardon my French, low, narrow-minded, envious, petty mediocrities… wish her all the luck in her independent projects! 🙏

[@robertbarr6954]

No one is moral over qualified but the lord

[@sunnyla2835]

Glenn’s Devil’s Advocate arguments are absolutely stellar, too, always thought provoking, and make me a better critical thinker. Thank you, Professor Loury!🙏

[@redpilljunkie4sure]

Yet while I agree with Dr. Lee, my only criticism while being directed more so with the last devil’s advocate. Dr. Lee’s counter never found common ground. Persuasive debate require Logos, Ethos & Pathos. In fact, I felt the systemic argument of morbidity, mortality and its disproportionate distribution amongst color & economic lines were countered with anecdotes as she articulately described her interaction with an Arab physician and his staff in Israel. As a physician, I am part of the 5% of practitioners who identify as black and know that we as humans in America swim in a mire of prejudice & racism and those elements are at the least, affect everyone - black, white, bipoc, man, woman & as of late, AI. So, to not even give anything in the way of partial agreeability to the presence of inequities opens you to criticism, whether rooted in reality or hyperbole. You find a path for alliance even when negotiating in a hostage situation so why not the workplace?? Even Jesus Christ left the woman at the well feeling humanized, not angry nor rejected and she discovered the errs of her ways. Lastly, she didn’t say it explicitly or at least made it a big deal but it sounds the hateful faculty at the college were mostly made up of white women which speaks to another issue that would lead to another diatribe which we all don’t have the time for in this platform. Peace and blessings!

[@montysloungetv]

glenn creates a middle floor nuance there - purposefully or incidentally

[@billwilson5341]

I find his "Devil's Advocate" arguments a bit of a cop-out since they are what he himself believes.

[@johnhermanson8995]

It's a novelty and very refreshing to hear from a DEI-minded individual who characterizes the situation in a such a professional way. I wish her the very best moving forward.

[@owenkelly184]

She only sees it this way because it came to hurt HER!

[@johnhermanson8995]

@@owenkelly184Hey, I'll take the 'come to Jesus moment' any way I can. She now sees the folly of her former ways. : )

[@grahamstrouse1165]

I give Tabia a lot of credit for actually trying to do what her job literally was should have been, not what it was coded for.

[@alexmetea3586]

This was excellent. Tabia is inspiring, and frankly a breath of fresh air in the environment in which she operates. More power to her.

[@Tscholent-em1gt]

Hope Ms.Lee is going to be successful at everything she’ll teach .

[@depnox]

I remember a fellow who was a trained Marxist who converted after one summer in a government agricultural institution after finding a solution that would endanger the grift of his cogrifters. Mr. Sowell is a National Treasure for good reason.

[@TrimansWife]

It’s truly unbelievable how mentally deranged these people are. They can say and do anything to anyone, yet the everyday “normal” person is viewed as being hateful and wrong. How sad this world has become.

[@skylark1237]

Agree. It's tragic. They are causing massive harm and the thing that they claim to be fighting.

[@dogsusmarinecorps3582]

Unbelievable 😢

[@waffle8364]

Most people are against this. The problem is that a lot of people don't know it's happening. which is why this professor is talking about it, which is brave and what is needed.

[@Accountdeactivated_1986]

Yes, back in my day calling someone a white supremacist was fighting words. And you better come with proof of them in a white hood burning a cross on a lawn. But now this term is thrown around casually, and has the power to destroy careers and lives.

[@darkzeroprojects4245]

​@@waffle8364 let alone those that do form some kind of workarounds or counters.

[@Matt_K]

The race relations in this country, and I wasn't born here but have spent here two thirds of my life, are absolutely ridiculous and manufactured at this point. It is absolutely awful what Dr. Lee experienced. Clear example of other people's blindness and ignorance.

[@0my]

It clearly is manufactured and everyone knows it.

[@slappy8941]

A multi-ethnic society can never be at peace, because there will always be an aggrieved group seeking revenge.

[@carlosgaspar8447]

same thing happened with eric weinstein and his wife at evergreeen college years ago.

[@boogiemcsploogie]

Growing up in the 90s it was commonly accepted that racism was backwards and pathetic. My how things have changed!

[@DiodeMom]

The funny thing to me is that Dr Lee is even working in “DEI…” Doesn’t she realize the very bedrock of her own profession is based on a binary of black v white?

[@silvereq]

Mr. Loury and Ms. Lee - thank you for being a beacon of reason in this sea of madness.

[@PatriciaSchwartz-pc3ys]

I’m a medical doctor from Latinoamérica and when I came to this country I was shocked reading medical statistics done by race. It wasn’t one thing we were thought to do in the medical school. We were thought to be colorblind but culturally aware. I’m retired now and sad to see all this nonsense.

[@vintagesanctuary]

Thank you, Dr. Tabia Lee for standing up for true DEI!

[@testtube9423]

I spent 6 years in school getting my masters and I got to tell you in my life I can't find more out of touch vindictive self-protective abusive and harmful people than I encountered in my college. What an absolute bunch of wackos protected by tenure did I encounter.

[@reginahay5211]

Me too. I gave up. Thankfully I was getting the grad degree because I wanted to. Not because I needed it for employment. Start to finish Marxism deliberately and openly taught.

[@ThroughTheHaze]

I agree with you. I am a Phd student that now wants out of academia because of how crazy everything has become. I hate it.

[@miriammandelbaum6967]

Thank you Professor Loury for introducing a truly remarkable woman, Dr. Tabia Lee. Her story, however, leaves me saddened and bewildered. How is it possible that any institution of higher learning would abuse and reject someone like her?

[@smelltheglove2038]

When you figure out that the goal is not to provide an education, to shape adults who think, rather it’s to create voters and activists, to shut down thinking, it all makes sense.

[@truthboomertruthbomber5125]

The education system is also a tool to brainwash young Americans to be super consumers. Buy buy buy. Spend spend spend. Don’t need to save for retirement.

[@williamcary8029]

What makes her remarkable she is saying things against a group you dislike?" She failed as a leader to do the job the administrators couldn't do or were afraid to do and fired her when she failed and created blowback on them, and now she is just another failed leader being a victim against an idealogy.

[@iron5wolf]

Because they are no longer about higher learning: they are about ideological indoctrination.

[@MDsteeler1]

Because she doesn’t hate white people like everyone in that schools administration is obviously expected to.

[@mollyissa82]

I applaud this precious lady, Tabia Lee. We need more people like her in our communities.

[@jimscoggins1825]

Prayers for this lady. She is standing against evil.

[@robertscottplacier4948]

Dr. Lee is one impressive person! Wish we could clone her, or something, because we need folks as intelligent and articulate as her in our educational institutions, at every level, throughout the country. Shows like this are why I am, and will continue to be, a Glenn Show subscriber.

[@danilopompey754]

If you think Dr Lee is "impressive," your word, you could not be more wrong. You don't "agree to disagree," her favorite phrase, you win the battle and defeat your opponents. This Dr Lee turned into a snowflake when she should have just defended herself and knocked down anyone making nonsensical assertions. I have had to do that many times, in corporate and academic environments, and the good thing is: when you defeat the lunatics, they don't come for you anymore, having learned their lesson. But demanding that managers or supervisors come in and mediate the fight, and if they cannot, they themselves must sit in on the meetings to mediate, as this Dr Lee did, is a weak, snowflakish move and cleary not a leadership move. And what is most funny is Dr Lee supposedly had a PhD in leadership. As she said, she felt she was bullied, but leaders cannot be bullied; they do the bullying, as quiet as that can be kept. Can you imagine some faculty or staff member coming for Dr Loury? QED

[@thomasreynolds9268]

I was thinking the same thing. I believe Glenn has mentioned in the past that a Russian guy runs his show. Whoever it is has sure done an amazing job. Glenn & McWhorter are impressive but I believe that the show has taken on a life of it's own. It's the little things that keep me tuning in and I'm sure his "showrunner" has a lot to do with it.

[@rickwendling5735]

As she….

[@colly7963]

I didn't hear her questioning the basic concepts underlying diversity, equity and inclusion. She did not address the question of whether the DEI industry is a waste of money with no measurable targets to assess progress. The whole multicultural project is a scam. She is just scratching the surface and only because she was negatively affected, not because she has any genuine desire to get to the bottom of things.

[@DiodeMom]

@@colly7963agree with that. Ah well, she fucked around and found out, appparently.

[@leipersgreen6763]

The universities are too far gone. My wife & I are absolutely shocked by the blatant racism!

[@Tigerex966]

By those claiming to fight it as victims.

[@walkingwithstarz935]

100% they are also racist. These big names university no longer require GPA'S to be qualified just by your skin color now. I would never want to go to a doctor who went to those universities because of there skin color and not by there grades.

[@amosotis13]

Divisive ideologies. Well said, Ms. Lee. Sick and tired of hearing people using the "victim card" to promote self serving political agendas and narratives! As a Mexican-American (I actually hate this hyphenated bs) I love folks who can think critically and unconcerned with political correctness. Just found this channel and Subscribed. Thank you for your service, Mr. Glenn.

[@goinghome1191]

I just found this channel today as well, very good information and stand on truth.❤️

[@scarletsletter4466]

Agreed. I’m Cuban American so basically a “stealth Latina” assumed to be Euro. When people find out they treat me differently, try to be inclusive & call me a PoC. Mind you, I even have light eyes & hair, but my mother & brothers are much darker bc most Latinos are mestizo to some extent. Its all quite silly 😂

[@laikanbarth]

I just found this channel too and to me you are just an American 🇺🇸. People are desperately trying to divide us so that we focus on hating each other instead of standing together. People use divisiveness to gain power.

[@jshays007]

Glen Lowrey, John McWhorter, Coleman Hughes, Thomas Sowell, Larry, Elder. A few more Academics to check out! 😉

[@triciah477]

Ahhh yes, thank you Glen for your service advancing white male dominance. You’re a good soldier.

[@garyallen6199]

Ms Lee, THANK YOU!

[@susanthomas7585]

It's a shame that a professional and obviously intelligent individual like this lady was attacked and fired for trying to do her job. She probably could have made a difference in this college.

[@sagaswp]

She should try doing a job that actually has merit instead of promoting discrimination and racism.

[@jeromegarrett5258]

DEI is a made up propaganda program. She should have gotten a degree in sorcery or basket weaving. Both would have been more valuable.

[@davidmarshall2073]

Bravo Dr Lee. i was raised in Berkeley and have always believed in open and truthful dialogue. I applaud your professionalism and clear vision. Thank you for taking a stand for justice and inclusion.

[@AnessenAranion]

A clear example of what happens when Critical Thinking collides with Critical Theory.

[@LenoreArenas]

Well said. CRT is nothing but legalized (of course by the Democrats), racism.

[@tranquil2706]

Bravo! Critical Theory could use some Critical Thinking.

[@notusingmyname4791]

@@tranquil2706 the two are explicitly opposed.

[@Sly-hc6im]

Critical Race Theory is oversimplified racism.

[@lynnmarie2962]

It is because the left borrows words, then distort their meaning into something that sounds pallable, but is a whole differnt meaning. Like their "gender affirming" is actually gender denial.

[@larrykiehl2457]

I so appreciate listening to sane discourse, especially the last few years. Keep up the good work, Glenn.

[@kclark777v]

Excellent discussion and interview. Much props to Tabia Lee. She is doing a good work.

[@jellybelly6046]

The whole thing about punctuality being a white oppressor thing is wrong. A flash mob cleaning out a store is well organized and all participants are on time-tardiness is frowned upon at such times.

[@patriciastambor4628]

Tabia Lee understands educational leadership. So refreshing to listen to (and she keeps up with Loury).

[@danilopompey754]

R you kidding? Really? You could not be more wrong. You don't "agree to disagree," her favorite phrase, you win the battle and defeat your opponents. This Dr Lee turned into a snowflake when she should have just defended herself and knocked down anyone making nonsensical assertions. I have had to do that many times, in corporate and academic environments, and the good thing is: when you defeat the lunatics, they don't come for you anymore, having learned their lesson. But demanding that managers or supervisors come in and mediate the fight, and if they cannot, they themselves must sit in on the meetings to mediate, as this Dr Lee did, is a weak, snowflakish move and cleary not a leadership move. And what is most funny is Dr Lee supposedly had a PhD in leadership. As she said, she felt she was bullied, but leaders cannot be bullied; they do the bullying, as quiet as that can be kept. Can you imagine some faculty or staff member coming for Dr Loury? QED

[@SoGoesLife99]

@@danilopompey754 nice copy paste all over the comments

[@louisec9935]

​@@SoGoesLife99Yes remarkably prolific in the comments trying to get people to argue with them!

[@eq7992]

Not shocked. Earned my Ed.D. I 2018 and saw this culture growing in academia throughout that period. From my experience, since at least 2015 anyone who asked questions of the DEI ideology have been called white supremacists or mouthpieces for racism, hate, bigotry, and white supremacy. When those people did as Dr. Lee did, pointing out the toxicity of these claims to faculty advisors, citing academic norms and values, we were told we were whitesplaining, cherrypicking, demonstrating white fragility, and engaging in white-out. The toxicity is dark, heavy and oppressive, lacks intellectual consistency/integrity, and is disguised as liberation. It is about wholesale destruction and demolition and fueled by resentment, hate, and divisiveness. It includes through exclusion, loves through hate, diversifies through rigid conformity, progresses through regression, and builds through destruction. It destroys both those that oppose it and the hearts and minds of those that embrace it. Glad Dr. Lee is standing her ground as she is, as so many other professionals took the safer route to preserve the careers they feared ruined or removed should they not protect and profess the new orthodoxy. Sadly, it will take the voices of those labeled BIPOC to push back, as the voices of those left out of that identity group have been effectively silenced through claims of white supremacy.

[@rhondahill3269]

I just graduated in 2015 with a BA in Applied Conflict Management at 45 years old, and experienced the same thing. If I didn't go along with the narrative and used common sense every day experiences and the applicability of it all, I got labeled all sorts of colorful terms. In Conflict classes, the Christian students weren't allowed a voice and the professors successfully stifled them, meanwhile all other faiths had a voice and were celebrated. The odd thing here was the Christian students were of all ethnicities, and some were from different countries, ....silenced. I called that out and told these professors and students during class times that this is not right and the hypocrisy when we were in classes learning about the aspects that create Conflict. It's wild these days !! Many times I was a target because I am white and a Christian, but I fought back !! Even funnier is that these folks didn't know I am also from Native American descent and grew up fighting against racism. My skin color seemed to be an automatic target for their ideology and the push of all these ignorant ideologies !!

[@johnbreedlove3245]

This should be at the top of the comments list! very well thought through

[@ac1045]

My favorite is when someone says I’ve “internalized whiteness.” I always say, “No, I’ve internalized tried and true methods of hard work and success. You should try it sometime” 😂

[@Carlos-bz2pe]

I am white Hispanic and I love your channel. Mainly because the truth is told here. Thank you.

[@jyfy7926]

She is absolutely correct in her assessment. And she is also correct in that the source of the problem comes from senior leadership especially at the President and Deans level. And that is where the bias lies.

[@Makmurf]

Thank you so much for exposing this.

[@retrojazzdanceandmore]

I'm so glad you finally got Tabia on your show! I've followed her since she was let go by her community college. This should be great!

[@kcosgrove]

I’ve seen her interviewed before and I thought it was on Glenn’s show but maybe not. She is terrific.

[@danc5870]

It was on Glenn's Show 😌@@kcosgrove

[@mikemaselli1568]

A true educator! Hold the line Dr. Lee.

[@kerribowser6495]

I have heard Dr. Lee interviewed before, but you dug so much deeper. This whole issue is so destructive to society. Great on Dr. Lee for bringing all this to light.

[@peters6345]

I think your guest has the right idea about how DEI should work and what should be its goals. But these days it became a beatstick

[@daddyrabbit4u2c55]

I want a world where people see me as a person, and not a people. We have got to stand against these divide and conquer tactics being used against us.

[@teacherby]

'a person, and not a people' Well said! Worthy of Rev. M. L. King Jr!

[@teacherrussell5206]

Fantastically intelligent and sincere person, Tabia Lee. A testament to the quality of teacher you can (or could) find at a community college. Thanks again to Glenn, but she's going to need an even bigger microphone. Everyone needs to hear this teacher.

[@williamcary8029]

She is flouting DEI or should be spelled DIE for any culture or group that wants to adopt it. That she is pointing out other extremists does not make her intelligent and she was fired because she was not given the authority to be the leader which she accepted as a condition and then could not rise to the task at hand, corralling a bunch of misfits intertwined with narcissists. Time to be intelligent ourselves and not just clap when we hear an agreeable side, or root for a team.

[@DiodeMom]

@@williamcary8029yes. Thank you. If she was that smart, she wouldn’t have gotten herself involved in DEI at all. That’s always going to be a fail, because those people are so dim on their own beliefs that they end up eating their own.

[@HABITZER]

I love this lady. I'm so happy she is truly trying to help our country. Thank you

[@pabis6817]

Same!

[@dwartfarquart9590]

Crybully is the new term (to me) that seems to describe the people she encountered in her position.

[@hope-cat4894]

Cancel Pigs is another new term for these people. A comic book writer came up with it to describe the people who have been hurting the industry. They have infiltrated pop culture media and use the same divisive tactics of denying their abuse of power, attacking their critics, sabotaging the careers of anyone they see as a political enemy, and being blatantly racist while pretending to care about racism.

[@LenoreArenas]

This woman is an American hero. God bless and protect and prosper this awesome human being. Diversity MUST be intellectual and ethnical and FAIR.

[@mbb--]

This tendency to call black people "white supremacists" for having the "wrong" perspective has got to be the most deranged feature of the woke movement. It's so dehumanizing and bizarre

[@lynnehalley3066]

Thank you Dr Lee for being so strong. We need more people to stand up like you did.

[@lucasley20]

The DEI monster is something that needs to be dealt with now!

[@smak387]

Too late. The time was 2017. The true believers in the new religion will never let it go. They believe it is the only moral legitimacy they have. The corporations now have adopted it. It is a cheap way to washe away their sins. They are not giving that up. It's like trying to convince a Chritsian to abandon his post with logic and reason. Good luck.

[@goinghome1191]

Amen!

[@cablenewsfanatic5634]

America First Legal is suing corporations and goverment over their DEI programs. In fact, they just filed a complaint against IBM yesterday in the aftermath of that video of the CEO that was leaked to the media. Please support AF Legal's work.

[@joeg7880]

I thank God for you, Brother Glenn. You and Tabia Lee are shedding light on a on a tremendously dark world... Keep looking up!

[@donaldfrierson743]

One question that is never asked is how did we get here. Why was DEI necessary.

[@kristadresbach2907]

It's not necessary

[@Readabookfoofoo]

Thank you so much for making these videos. Anti-white racism is real, and it’s a painful problem to even think about. But we must. We MUST deal with this now before it becomes an open conflict.

[@cablenewsfanatic5634]

It's unfortunate that antisemitism needed to rear its ugly head before anyone began to address tha antiwhitism that has taken hold in academia over the past decade. Not only was it morally bankrupt to allow the institutions to be so antiwhite for so long but also the time that we spent ignoring this monster gave it time to grow and accrue an even stronger foothold in the institutions.

[@boogiemcsploogie]

Weird how it's only an issue now that a certain tribe of chosen people are being affected.

[@DiodeMom]

@@boogiemcsploogiewhat?

[@whatsdoin2392]

She is very brave and heroic ! Thank you for speaking up. This is a very painful time.

[@williamcary8029]

She is speaking out which is good, but she is also playing a victim of the victums.

[@windycityliz7711]

Dr. Lee, thank you for your courage and your commitment to a better world.

[@smak387]

This woman spent a career helping to advance these noxious ideas.

[@wilebaldoludwig8953]

My sincere thanks, this episode and admirable guest Dr. Lee are a breath of fresh air for the mind and it's ability to reason, amidst the thick, stagnating atmosphere of the one-sided flock of followers that are swiftly cloning themselves. Although each situation is personal and distinct, what was mentioned reconfirmed and mirrored my observations within the Oakland Unified School District and certain experiences of my child studying there. In some of the most simple and reasonable requests we have made to administrators, we've encountered a cement wall of understanding. I'm a third generation Oaklander, and love it's diverse people and communities and grew up in the era of school integration of the 60's and 70's. I am so grateful to have been from that era, with all of it's flaws and defects, and learned to value people for who they are, not 'what' they are. Please continue your valuable work and efforts for all, especially the needy and victimized in these cases. Thank you kindly

[@dwgraham22]

This was a healthy discussion by two intelligent people who listened to each other. We need more like this!

[@CC-lf7ff]

Dr. Tabia Lee is a refreshing and solid voice for this time... Thank you!

[@blacksocrates1]

This is what DEI is! It is all about creating group think and weaponizing language against opponents. Oh and opponents means anyone who is targeted for whatever reason

[@1984isnotamanual]

This isn’t new btw. We saw this with the Stalinists in the west when they took over the communist parties all over Europe and in America. You could be labeled an “enemy of the working class” for whatever reason. People think this is new, it is in its race centricity, instead of class, but this wacked out irrational double standard riddled nonsense has infected the left before. What is scary is how widespread it is. Stalinism never spread so far and wide and deep as this DEI stuff has.

[@Earthmuffin78]

She's amazing and authentic and funny enough classic in the way she defines DEI. Support her and thank you Tabia for taking a stand 🎉

[@captainblue2344]

Before the terms were used as simply props to hide critical race theory, they actually had positive meanings

[@heatherm9163]

Ms or Mrs Lee. YOU ARE A COURAGEOUS AND INTELLIGENT WOMAN! Your moral fabric is truly what is needed in the DEI space. I couldn’t be more impressed with you. Thank you for further enlightening me! To Glen, YOU ARE A COURAGEOUS AND INTELLIGENT MAN! Thank you so much for being a voice of reason and outwardly showing people you are not a victim, but rather a leader making use of all the opportunity this country provided! I am so happy I found your channel just yesterday!

[@dinym]

Amen, Tabia. You have so much to contribute - especially in bringing to light the racism and victim narrative pushed by bullies within university DEI departments.

[@jojolina7]

Dr. Lee, God Bless you, ma’am. You’re doing the Lord’s work. I live in CA and feel powerless with all that you described. I’m a nurse and am shocked to see this world view infect medicine with ideas that aren’t going to make anyone healthier. Thank you for using your knowledge and power to try to right this ship.

[@fiddlermargie]

It shows on the "new patient" forms I've filled out recently (sex "assigned" at birth, gender identity questions, etc.). I, as a patient, have increasingly brought this up and expressed my displeasure over the fact that I can no longer trust them with my health, especially after the way they kowtowed to the covid gods. I hope many others are challenging them as well. I double check and research everything they tell me now.

[@DiodeMom]

@@fiddlermargieI think most people have done a 180 on the medical community. People don’t trust them anymore and it’s not just because of Covid. Doctors have been acting with impunity for decades now. I’m actually happy that Covid woke people up.

[@peterread1499]

Thank you , what Dr Lee says is eye opening , I think a lot of us had some idea that this was happening but not to this degree .

[@Peacebwyou9295]

It’s worse than any of us even realized !! Even in the medical field?! Scary!

[@jane63]

Dr. Tabia Lee, I believe you had a higher calling and this is your journey to spread Truth as you put the light on this divisive issue infecting the educational, legal, medical and corporate systems in the USA.

[@dalooch121]

Great interview. We need more people to stand up to this idiocracy.

[@launchpad310]

I think we are dealing with a generational personality disorder developing. I dated a girl for a while who was woke and has BPD. Same policies and attitudes as the emerging woke culture. I recently told her how "being on time" was being sold as "white supremacy culture", and she basically told me to check my racist privilage.

[@hope-cat4894]

It's not a white supremacy thing, it's a Chrometics thing. Chrometics is how time is perceived, coded, and communicated across different cultures. Funny enough, there are cultures where the majority of people are white that don't care if you arrive on time which shows that whiteness has nothing to do with it. Race doesn't always equal culture, but people sadly refuse to understand that. She accused you of being too privileged when she's the culturally ignorant one.

[@dennisdonoghue9202]

Because everything has to fit in a box when it comes to democrats. Don't communists follow the same rules? The idea of thinking outside the box can't exist for humanity to work in a government and culture to function. Everything that has happen since summer 2020 endorsed by liberal media and politics and crumbling and caused so much discord separation.

[@ThroughTheHaze]

Sadly there are too many woman who are woke. I am in my 30s (am a woman) and am having a hard time finding friends because of it.

[@johnvahl762]

It is amazing how much similarities there are between BPD and woke. I was married to a woman for 8 1/2 years with undiagnosed BPD. Same life of constantly walking on eggshells through a land of bear traps.

[@Juljularchaeo]

What a pleasure to listen to this eloquent and educated woman.

[@leefischer1313]

Oh man! A woman after my own heart!! Thank you for the courageous example!!

[@drjohnnyrabbit]

First time I've warched your show. Thank you both for being authentic and I appreciate Glenn's responsibility with bringing balance and much needed nuance for all of us to progress in our dialogue about contemporary challenges.

[@ac1045]

Thank you Glenn for having this wonderful, thoughtful lady on your show ❤

[@angelasalinardi9287]

I love Tabia talking about how this “diversity equity and inclusion” movement is actually dividing us, not uniting us. As we learn to see past the mainstream narrative, and question it, we will see that the powers that be are actually trying to divide us, not unite us.

[@helpyourcattodrive]

Thank you, ma’am. This is amazing. I’m trying to understand all this. I’m white. Female. Single no kids. I come from this horrible childhood and had to get educated as an adult and I am confused by all this. Put it this way, people didn’t like me bc I’m white at times. And I grew up in a black neighborhood w a mom who was sympathetic to problems of racism. And I don’t what the hell os going on bc I’m too busy trying fix my own mess as many are …

[@blueguise23]

It's called COLORISM. It's pervasive within the Black community against Light-Skinned Black women but they are generally not allowed to speak of it. Guarantee the woman harassing her was Brown to Dark-Skinned.

[@ideafood4U]

Thank you Dr. Lee for sharing your story. I hope you find support to change the system. I saw similar things when I was a professor, where it was socially accepted to categorically say mean things about male students and professors. I was in a DEI event where the recognized DEI leader publicly called me out in an auditorium and invited me to a week-long training so long as I would promise to not speak. Big changes need to be made.

[@ideafood4U]

And amazing steel man argument by Glen.

[@4give5ess]

It's reminiscent of Mao's China.

[@scarletsletter4466]

It’s actually quite racist & reflects soft bigotry of low expectations. We see this firsthand as Cuban Americans, since many of us are “stealth Latinos” who nobody recognizes as “PoC” until they see our Spanish names. I get asked ignorant questions about my “immigrant struggle” which is nonexistent. My grandparents risked their lives to leave Cuba but that was for political, not economic, reasons, & we’ve always had privileged asylum status in the US. Affirmative action, if it must exist, should be tailored for people who actually need it in order to achieve their full potential, ie, those at the bottom of the class hierarchy. Having a Spanish last name doesn’t make me disadvantaged

[@captainblue2344]

Wow!!!!

[@tomczartorski6308]

Thanks sister for being brave and exposing the evil we are dealing with..God bless you

[@Ginger_Spicy_Candor]

great interview. GREAT INTERVIEW. Good for her truly trying to make sure to address toxic ideologies.

[@sunnyla2835]

What an amazing person Dr Lee is🙏❣️. Prof Loury too😊 So sorry this happened to her, glad she’s speaking out abt it. She gives jaded me some small measure of hope.

[@brickstine202]

Prof. Loury, thank you bringing such a reasonable person to us and allowing the truth to be told about the modus operandi used by “woke” educators, administrators and institutions. Dr. Lee is to be admired. The American educational system needs her terribly.

[@danjones6702]

im glad for this channel, to actually get people that are out there and speak about their own experiences as to whats going on rather than people saying something and then others gaslighting the issues thats happening.

[@drewcagno]

1st time viewer. Thank you for posting this and educating people. As a US Army combat veteran, it's refreshing to hear someone speaking common sense in this wild world. When I was in the military we were all government issue green, and we all bled red. I call many people "brother" and "sister" across a wide swath of color, race, and religion. We need more of this reasonable thinking in the world. Again, thank you.

[@colleenmonfross4283]

Excellent conversation between two intelligent, reasonable people. How refreshing!

[@averymason7073]

Kudos to Ms. Lee. While there are all sorts of courage, she certainly showed impressive courage in bringing her story to the world. Many more people taking actions like hers will be required to fight back against the evils of identity politics and uncritical DEI.

[@nandrumacparlan4086]

Bravo Dr Lee. Thank you for speaking out with such clarity and honesty and courage. Thank you. And thank you Glenn for providing a venue for honest discussion. We love you!

[@stevecaldwell8740]

Thank God for brave and honest people like Dr Lee. I hope to see her messages get out there.

[@debbievaughan4053]

Bravo to you both for speaking the truth. Valuable. Needed. Thank you.

[@yvonnegordon-huffenberger4610]

Keep up the good work Tabia!! Your approach is much appreciated! So grateful for your strength and courage!!

[@troypeterson5536]

Thank you so much. You are part of the tip of the spear to help get our country pointed in the correct direction. Professional content.