For the reference, my previous article, surveying the empirical literature on the (in) effectiveness of diversity-related training is available here: https://musaalgharbi.com/2020/09/16/diversity-important-related-training-terrible/

In a nutshell, the training, as typically carried out, is generally ineffective, often counterproductive
But as @JonHaidt recently put it, "You can't beat something with nothing." https://heterodoxacademy.org/blog/five-years-of-challenging-orthodoxies-reflections-on-challenges-and-opportunities-ahead/

A far more urgent task than harping on how the prevailing approach doesn't work is to think through what might.
Fortunately, the very literature explaining what is typically *in* effective (and why) provides a tentative roadmap on what could work better: https://heterodoxacademy.org/blog/diversity-training-doesnt-work-this-might/

After all, there are real organizational needs diversity-related training is supposed to help meet.
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