Netflix and DEI Discrimination in Hollywood: Unfair By Design

A devastating and chilling article, “The Lost Generation,” by Jason Savage, was recently published in Compact about systematic discrimination against white men. The author, a scriptwriter, dedicates a portion of the article to DEI in Hollywood:

Compact’s article provides a useful service by compiling data that undermine popular claims along the lines of “DEI amounted to nothing more than instructional seminars” or “DEI simply expanded the opportunities available to improve the workplace.” But it is worth remembering that we shouldn’t need to read long-form summaries about DEI-style discrimination, complete with dozens of statistics, because Tinsel Town explicitly told us for years exactly what it was doing, and we see the results onscreen.

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A devastating and chilling article, “The Lost Generation,” by Jason Savage, was recently published in Compact about systematic discrimination against white men. The author, a scriptwriter, dedicates a portion of the article to DEI in Hollywood:

Compact’s article provides a useful service by compiling data that undermine popular claims along the lines of “DEI amounted to nothing more than instructional seminars” or “DEI simply expanded the opportunities available to improve the workplace.” But it is worth remembering that we shouldn’t need to read long-form summaries about DEI-style discrimination, complete with dozens of statistics, because Tinsel Town explicitly told us for years exactly what it was doing, and we see the results onscreen.