The Enrichment Report #13

A selection of articles showcasing the benefits of diversity, equity and inclusion:

• "New Bombshell Study Shows DEI Programs ‘Increase Hostility’"--Daily Wire. Basically, people that were exposed to "anti-racist" literature were even more hostile toward whites and more likely to view innocuous behavior as discrimination. 
• More: "DEI programs can actually escalate hostility and racial tensions, new study claims; NYT accused of spiking story"--New York Post. Per the article, "Research by the Network Contagion Research Institute (NCRI) and Rutgers University’s Social Perception Lab found that certain DEI practices pushed on participants led some of them to become irrationally confrontational and antagonistic." 
• Related: "DEI trainer recorded bullying beloved gay principal who then committed suicide lands ritzy new job"--Daily Mail. 

    Kike Ojo-Thompson was branded abusive by an official government probe after she was found to have bullied and harassed Richard Bilkszto, 60, before he committed suicide over the summer.

    The anti-racism professional was recorded in audio obtained by The Free Press mocking Bilkszto, who was openly gay and progressive, as an example of white supremacist resistance after he disagreed with her statement that Canada was more racist than the US. Bilkszto died after suing the Toronto District School Board for emotional distress.

     But Thompson has now bragged that she has been hired as a 'Human Capital Partner' at Deloitte in Toronto, which provides consulting services to some of the largest corporations and governmental agencies in Canada.

• Paging Colin Flaherty: "Jaw-dropping moment little girl trashes Walmart aisle in epic tantrum"--Daily Mail.  "The girl is seen hurling items, breaking food packaging and smashing bottles with no parent or guardian in sight," relates the article. 
  
• "‘This Is Indoctrination’: New York Public School Targets Kindergarteners with ‘Gender Identity’ Course"--Breitbart. Government enforced grooming. 
• And more state sponsored grooming: "‘MyGender Dolls’ Allow Kids to Swap Genitals"--Twitchy. The medical school at the University of Minnesota is "working with transgender and gender-diverse artists to make that possible with their line of 'MyGender Dolls.'"  According to the school's website, "kids will have a choice of genitals and internal reproductive organs to show that their gender identity is valid no matter what parts they have."
  
• Oh, Canada! "Outrageous response of swimming pool after mom reported hairy man in child's bikini using female changing room"--Daily Mail. The woman's complaint was blown off by the local staff; and when she took her complaints to higher-ups, she was told that "she and her children could take advantage of one of the 'universal or single stall washrooms or changerooms for patrons with concerns for their own modesty'."
  
• "Telling someone with a foreign accent you can’t understand them could be racial discrimination"--The Telegraph. From the article:

Although the marketing manager had a good grasp of the English language, managers at the institution had allegedly struggled to understand what she was saying.

• "How a badly behaved schoolgirl's lie that Muslims were ordered out of a classroom led to a teacher's decapitation when her father 'used her story to spread hate' leading to Islamist murder that shocked the world"--Daily Mail. An in-depth look at the events leading up to Samuel Paty's death at the hands of a follower of the Religion of Peace. 
• "Breaking news: Huge migration surge added almost a million to UK population in a year"--The Conservative Woman.
  
• "US travelers outraged by airport signs appearing to allow migrants onto flights without ID: ‘I’m quite offended’"--New York Post.

    US citizens traveling domestically have to show a valid identification card or a passport to board a plane, but signs at certain airports say there are different rules for some newly arrived migrants.

    The signs claim the Transport Security Administration is working with Customs and Border Protection to “validate adult non-US citizen travel documentation when the traveler does not otherwise have an acceptable form of identification.”

    In practice, this means migrants who have entered the country using the CBP One app – some 45,000 people a month – can use it as their travel document and even choose whether to allow officers to take their picture.

• "ICE says nearly 180,000 non-citizens deliberately not detained, roaming free in US cities"--Just The News. 
• "NYC pols demand crackdown after revelation about ‘criminal’ migrant population approaching 60K: ‘Enough of this crap’"--New York Post. From the lede: "New York City officials are reacting to a bombshell new report by The Post that shows an alarming 58,626 migrants with felony records or facing criminal charges are freely roaming the Big Apple, with some 670,000 in total across the country."
  
• "How terrifying migrant gangs are targeting Americans' homes... and yours may be next"--Daily Mail. From the article: "Forget about old-school masked housebreakers carrying swag bags. These crooks are closer to the Ocean's Eleven movies, using drones, camo suits, and wifi jammers to blitz the mansions of multi-millionaires."
• "Tren de Aragua gangsters who took over Colorado apartment complex are arrested in early-morning NYC raid"--Daily Mail. 
• "Killer who shot dead mom and baby in Connecticut finally arrested in Puerto Rico"--Daily Mail. The article relates that "Lance 'Macho' Morales, a native of the Dominican Republic, was taken into custody by the U.S. Marshals at a home in the eastern town of Fajardo on Saturday."
• "Machete murder suspect, 52, is on the run after he 'chased down and hacked his neighbour' 25 times in gruesome attack near their homes"--Daily Mail. "Alvaro Lovos, 52, has been named as the suspect in the killing of his neighbor Charlie Wilson, 67, outside a convenience store in Houston, Texas, around 11pm on November 19."
  
• "Illegal migrant crime cost $166.5 billion, three times the price of deportation"--Washington Examiner. 

    The cost of crime from 662,000 criminal illegal migrants sought for deportation has been pegged at three times the much-hyped price of President-elect Donald Trump’s “mass deportation” plan.

    In an analysis from the Crime Prevention Research Center, the costs of crime from the top targets of ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations was set at $166.5 billion. That number is based on the cost to victims, a price list developed by the National Institute of Justice.

• "California Pro-Migration Groups Request $15 Million Ahead of Trump Deportation Plans"--Breitbart. Requesting the money from the State of California to provide legal services for illegals threatened with deportation. 
• Related: "Migrant murders put American communities on edge as over 1.4 million avoid deportation with shady tactics"--Fox News. The 1.4 million are just those that have already been ordered deported but are still living in the United States.
  
• "Domino’s manager fired for complaining about pizza shop’s owner hiring illegal migrants: suit"--New York Post.  "A manager of a Domino’s franchise in Connecticut claims in a lawsuit that he was fired after complaining to the owner that the pizza shop was hiring illegal migrants in violation of state and federal laws," reports the article.
  
• "Mexican Authorities Dissolve Migrant Caravan Headed to U.S."--Breitbart.  Per the article, "[t]he move comes soon after Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum had phone calls with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump over the threats of tariffs if Mexico does not halt the flow of drugs, migrants, and asylum seekers headed north." 
• On the other hand: "Yes, Mexico Knows Exactly What It Is Doing"--American Greatness. Key bit: "In truth, Mexico would face insolvency if it did not receive its current some $63 billion in U.S. remittances, largely sent by its own people who crossed into the U.S. illegally."
  
• "Texas Reports Its First Case of Locally Transmitted Dengue Fever"--Legal Insurrection. 

    The mosquito-driven virus was found in a resident of Cameron County, which is the southernmost county in the state, according to the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS).

    “It has been a highly active year for dengue virus globally. As of today, there have been 106 travel-associated dengue cases, including one death reported in Texas,” the agency said Monday.”

• "Netflix's 'Mary' attracts social media backlash for casting Israeli actress as mother of Jesus"--Fox News. The dispute here has been over director D.J. Caruso's casting of Israeli Jews rather than Middle-Eastern Christians in the film, including for the titular role of Mary the mother of Christ. Caruso claims he used Israeli actors in order to maintain "authenticity." That must have been the reason he cast Anthony Hopkins, a Welshman, to play King Herod, an Edomite. Because when I think of modern day Jordanians (Jordan covering much of ancient Edom), I also immediately picture the inhabitants of Wales.