Musician happy to shine light on problems with DEI hirings

Musician happy to shine light on problems with DEI hirings

KNOXVILLE, Tennessee – A musician who filed a lawsuit after he says he was passed over for a position with the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra says he wasn’t surprised by the

Symphony gets sued for DEI agenda that allegedly deprived white player of job * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh

Source link DEI, that race-based “diversity, equity and inclusion” agenda used by so many corporations and organizations to establish quotas of blacks, Hispanics, women, even transgenders, long has been a cloud over American industry. Now it’s darkening the industry of professional musicians, the symphonies that perform in America’s cities. This fight is being brought by James

'BLACKLISTED': Symphony gets sued for DEI agenda that allegedly deprived white player of job * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh

And civil rights division chief Harmeet Dhillon says there are questions to be answered

Accomplished musician sues symphony after he was allegedly rejected for opposing DEI

James Zimmermann said he had the highest score of any clarinet player during an audition last fall with the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra.

‘DEI Ruined The Business’: Acclaimed Clarinetist Sues Knoxville Symphony For Anti-White Discrimination

‘Hopefully I'll win my lawsuit ... and orchestras will go back to hiring the best players the way they did before DEI ruined the business.’

White Clarinetist Sues Symphony Over Alleged Discrimination

‘Hopefully I'll win my lawsuit ... and orchestras will go back to hiring the best players the way they did before DEI ruined the business.’