Archive - Ali Michael, PhD

#8 of 10, Part 2: Why might the idea that “DEI is antisemitic” gain traction among some Jewish Americans?

Part 1 asked: “Where did the idea that DEI is antisemitic come from?”

Jul 14 •

Ali Michael, PhD

June 2025

#8 of 10: Where does the idea that DEI is antisemitic come from?

Part 1: The political background of this allegation

Jun 16 •

Ali Michael, PhD

May 2025

# 7 of 10 Who is talking about pluralism these days—and why would it show up on a Substack about DEI?

Are DEI and pluralism mutually exclusive or mutually interdependent?

May 24 •

Ali Michael, PhD

I'll be back next week

May 16 •

Ali Michael, PhD

#6 of 10: To DEI or not to DEI

The question I pose here is not whether to continue the work of DEI, but what to call it.

May 9 •

Ali Michael, PhD

#5 of 10: Is DEI Partisan?

We live in a moment when democracy itself seems to be partisan

May 2 •

Ali Michael, PhD

April 2025

March 2025

#1 of 10 The attacks on DEI are inseparable from the attacks on democracy

Essay #1/10: That doesn't mean you have to love DEI because you want to protect democracy. But it's important to know the attacks are coming from the…

Mar 28 •

Ali Michael, PhD

A 10 Part Plan: The attacks on DEI are inseparable from the attacks on democracy

The following 10 pieces will explain why--and what we do about it

Mar 23 •

Ali Michael, PhD

January 2025

We need to talk about it: POCC and antisemitism

Friday, January 17, 2025

Jan 17 •

Ali Michael, PhD

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