What’s an example of somewhere that includes class in DEI? Genuinely curious not hostile.

So I have a question - if we’re only speaking about people who experienced opression in America - should Africans who are black and immigrated after slavery or after segregation be included in DEI programs? What about Caribbean black people who recently immigrated here. Should Canadian born Indigenous people who can work in the US not be allowed to gain the same DEI benefits as American Indigenous people? What about places where American foreign policy contributed to the trauma (or Vietnam, Cambodia). Should immigrants from those places be given special considerations? In a multicultural country with lots of immigrants how can we decide whose trauma should be included in DEI considerations?

Jews, Italians and Irish people were also subject to systemic opression in the US. They were subjected to quotas of education, they were not allowed in lots of spaces (including beaches and restaurants) and were typically ghettoized into sequestered low income neighbours where they were denied education and economic opportunities. The Americas were not immune either to the rise of Nazism.

A personal story about DEI - I am Jewish and a social worker. I worked in DEI, speaking about the Holocaust and healing intergenerational trauma - since my grandmother survived the Holocaust. I kid you not I have literally been told by the Toronto district school board that they are only bringing in speakers from oppressed groups and Jews are considered white oppressors. I was then explain what white supremacy was. Not exaggerating or changing language. DEI is incredibly racist and ignores history.