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White females comprise most DEI hires


Based on the information from posts found on X, the statement that DEI hires are mostly white females appears to be **true**. Several posts suggest that a significant majority of DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) hires or officers are white women, with figures like 74% and 76% mentioned for the proportion of white women in DEI roles.

However, this information comes from social media posts which might not be comprehensive or entirely accurate. For a more definitive answer, one would need to consult broader, more systematic studies or reports on DEI hiring demographics.

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