So today may write a bit about DEI which is related to women's rights which also brings G-d into the discussion. Some here... maybe more elsewhere (ESSAYS).
THE CONTEXT -- I think most people want to do what is right, righteous, humane, good. I believe the Bell Curve is where most of us are... SO:
About DEI - I must say as a white man I am generally included and get an equitable deal, so to speak. As a Jew that was not always the case but today I am privileged, for sure. What is THE most important thing, imho, about DEI programs is that they educate people about the good and the bad today and in previous times about our system. People have been oppressed in the USA while the image and slogans and ideals of our country have been freedom and opportunity. The truth matters! People of all races, creeds, ethnic backgrounds, sex and gender, etc... can do well when education is done well. Ah... EDUCATION.... maybe that is why a major attack is being made on education as The Department of Education is seriously under attack!
Women and their rights are part of DEI - especially when it comes to equity of pay. And there are other issues impacting women in our country that I must say seem similar issues in other countries where we highlight inequality and oppression such as what we see/talk about in Afghanistan and elsewhere. The USA can do better by all its own women. Pay could be better. Child care and household tasks can be shared with male partners (as well as female partners) with regularity. It is not special that a man changes a diaper or vacuums a floor or does the laundry. Those and other tasks are necessary to get done and all of us can do them!
And G-d is sometimes viewed as being ok with a lack of diversity and equity and even inclusion. There is a history of some people being not worthy of G-d. There are ways religions religate women to special status' (even as they may speak of them highly, honorably, respectfully) that IS lesser than that of men. Sometimes G-d, whose ways we cannot fully know, is used as the reason we do not treat women as well as we might. I think every religion has real big examples of this. REALLY
SO: AGAIN -- I think most people want to do what is right, righteous, humane, good. I believe the Bell Curve is where most of us are...
That is my writing for today... as of about 10am and revised about 11:45am. NOW off to workout!