Confronting the Unspeakable Truth - by Aaron M. Renn

Jacob Savage’s viral essay exposes how DEI has quietly shut doors on a generation of young white men—while too many refuse to say it out loud. - Aaron M. Renn

Steven Pinker once noted that online radicalization is often a product of people discovering critical, important truths that mainstream society refuses to mention or acknowledge.
He said:

A way in which I do agree with my fellow panelist that political correctness has done an enormous amount of harm in the sliver of the population whose affiliation might be up for grabs comes from the often highly literate, highly intelligent people that gravitate to the alt-right – internet savvy, media savvy – who often are radicalized in that way – who “swallow the red pill” as the saying goes from the Matrix – when they are exposed for the first time to true statements that have never been voiced in college campuses or in the New York Times or in respectable media...

One of those truths is that men, and especially white men, are actively and explicitly discriminated against by the institutions of our society in the name of diversity.
Jacob Savage just wrote what may be the most viral article of the entire year. 

Called “The Lost Generation,” it is about the way that Millennial white men have been discriminated against in prestige institutions...