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DEI hustlers lash out after Trump official solicits discrimination complaints from white men
Joseph MacKinnon
December 19, 2025

Vice President Vance shared the EEOC chairwoman's call for action and stressed the 'evil' of DEI.
In his damning Dec. 15 article in Compact magazine titled "The Lost Generation," Los Angeles-based writer Jacob Savage detailed the disenfranchisement of white male Millennials and their systematic exclusion from various industries, especially academia, entertainment, medicine, the news media, and tech.

While America has long been reckoning with the fallout of the DEI war on meritocracy, Savage's viral article — which journalist Matt Taibbi indicated was initially accepted by the Atlantic on the condition that it avoid making the bigger societal point — crystallized for many, with the help of statistics and personal accounts, the extent and true impact of that racist campaign.

'This was an injustice, plain and simple.'

After Vice President JD Vance weighed in on the article and the discrimination discussed therein, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Chairwoman Andrea Lucas released a video on social media imploring white men to seek damages — a video that Vance subsequently shared.

https://www.theblaze.com/news/dei-hustlers-lash-out-after-eeoc-chairwoman-solicits-discrimination-complaints-from-white-men
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