It isn’t the doctors, the infiltration is targeted at once respected policy organizations with the goal of subverting their function to Marxist indoctrination and advocacy.
They have a list of “do use” words and "dont use words. By rewording the English language CRT proponents intend to control the narrative. I noticed that “high risk” and “vulnerable” are on the don’t use list, but “underserved” is on the do use list.
The times I have seen the nonsense word “underserved” used in the past year tells me how far this ideology is spreading.
When Biden took over, Dallas started giving preference for Covid shots to “underserved” people. Apparently they were “underserved” even though the shots had been available to anyone for free.
Eventually using a phrase in a context like that means the word takes on a new meaning of its own, just as juvenile delinquent was to sound better than punk, but eventually meant the same thing.
What is wrong Commissar? Calling out a Marxist speech code and shinning a light on subversive activities before the armed struggle becomes feasible not part of the plan?
Well, our local schools are forming teams of the various “underserved” groups to improve the environment for them. My question, are they saying that their teachers are discriminating against those “underserved” people? If so, just tell them to stop doing that.
The vocabulary used is the “signature” (in military terms) that shows what the organization is all about. Now this Marxist crowd is trying to use the profiles of groups to hide their signature from the public.
If these movements were actually about equal opportunity and improving access for all it would be fine. But diversity, inclusion and equity, in the context of CRT (which obviously is being advocated outside the colleges) is about justifying discrimination, manufacturing outrage and sowing division for the purpose of achieving Marxism.