Stacey Abrams recently set off a firestorm of controversy with a remark about Vice President J.D. Vance, labeling him a “DEI graduate” during an appearance on MSNBC. Her statement suggested that Vance’s background—growing up in a struggling, working-class home—was somehow a product of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies, an assertion that conservatives quickly pushed back against.
Abrams’ comments seemed to dismiss Vance’s actual life struggles, including his mother’s addiction, his father’s abandonment, and his climb from a public school education to graduating from Yale Law. Rather than being a beneficiary of DEI, Vance represents the very kind of merit-based success story that the Left often claims to support.
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Abrams’ Attack on Vance Draws Backlash
During an interview with Joy Reid, Abrams made sweeping claims about the Republican Party and its stance on racial and economic issues. She accused former President Donald Trump and his administration of working to “legalize discrimination.”
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