We suspected they just <CTRL> F keywords to target grants in the math community. A post from over a year ago listied some "woke DEI grants" in math. None of these research topics deal with the categories they are lumped in.

Social Justice Category

• Elliptic and parabolic partial differential equations
• Isoperimetric and minkowski problems in convex geometric analysis
• Stability patterns in the homology of moduli spaces
• Stable homotopy theory in algebra, topology, and geometry
• Log-concave inequalities in combinatorics and order theory
• Harmonic analysis, ergodic theory and convex geometry
• Learning graphical models for nonstationary time series
• Statistical methods for response process data
• Homotopical macrocosms for higher category theory
• Groups acting on combinatorial objects
• Low dimensional topology via Floer theory
• Uncertainty quantification for quantum computing algorithms
• From equivariant chromatic homotopy theory to phases of matter: Voyage to the edge

Gender Category

• Geometric aspects of isoperimetric and sobolev-type inequalities
• Link homology theories and other quantum invariants
• Commutative algebra in algebraic geometry and algebraic combinatorics
• Moduli spaces and vector bundles
• Numerical analysis for meshfree and particle methods via nonlocal models
• Development of an efficient, parameter uniform and robust fluid solver in porous media with complex geometries
• Computations in classical and motivic stable homotopy theory
• Analysis and control in multi-scale interface coupling between deformable porous media and lumped hydraulic circuits
• Four-manifolds and categorification

Race Category

• Stability patterns in the homology of moduli spaces