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US president’s first 100 days often sets the tone for the next four years. Halfway through, President Joe Biden has signed more Executive Orders (EOs) – at least 63 –than his 45 predecessors. They may be


short-lived, as successors often revoke prior EOs. I agree with many; I disagree with many and am


neutral on many. Several EOs focus on Covid-19 health/ economic relief and “social justice” issues, reflecting Biden’s plan to “right” Trump era “wrongs.” Gaming will feel the effects. ‘Equity’ as a Policy Goal: Each federal agency must


“assess whether, and to what extent, its programs and policies perpetuate systemic barriers to opportunities and benefits for people of color and other underserved groups.” The social justice mantra is infiltrating America’s


corporations, schools, sports and institutions, but I expect blowback over time. How will colleagues cooperate, without suspicion, when so-called sensitivity training or academic coursework utilizes “white


Sharon Harris brings opinion and analysis from North America, looking this month at Biden’s first few months in office


privilege” and “whiteness” to explain every problem? Some school districts now use racial composition over merit and achievement for advancement. Does constantly beating that drum promote


goodwill? Can a congenial casino floor exist when every promotion or disciplinary action is viewed through that lens? Awareness is fine, but measuring situations through racial or ethnic filters never helps. Millions who believe in America’s “systemic racism”


often ignore 60 years of tremendous legal and legislative advances. Anyone can live, dine, learn or recreate anywhere if they can afford it. Of course, individuals may harbor racist or anti- Semitic thoughts, but they cannot legally act on them. No American industry or organization sanctions institutional racism or segregation. Most entertainment, advertisements or news programs employ a mix all groups. Gaming has proven exceptional at building inclusive, diverse companies. Often based more on


8 MARCH 2021


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