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The Truth About DEI & Why It’s Failing in America | Matt Dearden DSH #1214

02 Mar 2025

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πŸ”₯ Matt Dearden on DEI, History, and Debunking Internet Lies πŸš€ In this thought-provoking episode, we sit down with Matt Dearden, a historian, constitutional law expert, and viral TikTok creator, to discuss DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion), modern education, political biases, and the misinformation spreading online. Topics Covered: βœ… The evolution of DEI & its impact on education and hiring βœ… How history is often misrepresented on social media βœ… The Founding Fathers, U.S. Constitution, and presentism βœ… Debunking common political and historical misconceptions βœ… Why critical thinking is more important than ever This insightful conversation will challenge the way you think about history, education, and media narratives! πŸ“² Follow Matt Dearden & Learn More: πŸ”— TikTok: @MattDearden49 πŸ”— Instagram: @MattDeardenShow ⏱ CHAPTERS ⏳ 00:00 – The Truth About DEI & Its Origins ⏳ 03:15 – How TikTok Misinforms People About History ⏳ 07:30 – The Founding Fathers & Why Presentism Is Dangerous ⏳ 12:10 – Political Bias in Public Schools & College Education ⏳ 17:40 – How Misinformation Spreads & The Role of Social Media ⏳ 23:50 – Why Matt Dearden Started Debunking Viral Videos ⏳ 30:25 – The Problem With Mainstream News & Political Narratives ⏳ 36:10 – The Power of Critical Thinking in Today’s Society ⏳ 42:00 – Why History Is Taught Poorly in Public Schools ⏳ 50:15 – Is America Being Undermined From Within? ⏳ 55:30 – Final Thoughts & Where to Follow Matt Dearden πŸŽ™ Sponsored by Lumati Red Boost your health, energy, and recovery with Lumati Red – the ultimate turmeric formula for pain relief and inflammation support. No pills, no hassle – just powerful, fast-acting results! πŸ’ͺ Get yours now at Lumati.com and feel the difference! πŸš€ πŸ”₯ Apply to Be on the Podcast & Business Inquiries: πŸŽ™ APPLY TO BE ON THE PODCAST: https://www.digitalsocialhour.com/application πŸ“© BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: [email protected]

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0.149 - 16.211 Ryan Reynolds

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The civil rights movement said, hey, look at these people that have been marginalized in our country and their ancestors have been enslaved in the country. So we should...

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make some pathways to bring them to the table okay but that's very different than what dei has become in a lot of places which is to say we need to reserve these 10 spots yeah that i'm not a fan of regardless of what they think regardless of like these 10 spots are reserved for people just because of their skin color right and i don't think that's bad i think that's very very damaging and i think it leads to people saying hey the only reason that person got their position was because of their skin color right and that's bad yeah like that's bad for everyone

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All right, guys, Matt Dearden here today, someone I found on TikTok, believe it or not. Thanks for coming on, man.

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Yeah, I'm with all the young people on there. Yeah.

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What made you want to get on that platform?

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I think for me, it was I've been toying with it for a while, but then it got to the summer of this this past year in 2024. And I noticed that there was just really bad history and con law content on there. So no one knew what they were talking about. And so I come from kind of the academic world originally. I teach history and some constitutional law.

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