I have been a professor in higher education for over 45 years, and never have I seen a single concept dominate the academy, as well as general society, as much as “diversity.”

“Diversity,” or as it’s usually discussed in academe, “diversity and inclusion,” ostensibly means the extension of fairness to professors and others who inhabit our field in hiring, promotion and tenure, teaching, and publishing opportunities.

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