US EditionLAFD’s $300K-per-year diversity chief sparks fury for defending DEI by blaming the victim: ‘He got himself in the wrong place’
- Los Angeles Fire Department's Deputy Chief Kristine Larson faced backlash for comments suggesting victims are to blame for their situation during fires, stating, 'He got himself in the wrong place' if she had to rescue him.
- Larson, who oversees DEI initiatives, defended the department's hiring practices amidst accusations of inadequate firefighting resources during severe wildfires.
- The Palisades Fire has burned 26,000 acres, making it the most devastating fire in California history, with early damage estimates reaching $135 billion to $150 billion.
- Critics argue that LAFD's focus on DEI projects has distracted from essential firefighting duties, with Larson's salary reported at $307,000 in 2023.
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Video of LAFD Diversity Chief Resurfaces, Puts Blame of DEI Failures for Potential Victims ‘He got himself in the wrong place’
A resurfaced video of LAFD's Diversity Chief raises questions about DEI practices, as her controversial remarks spark debate on the efficacy of diversity initiatives in emergency services.
LAFD Deputy Chief Slammed After Blaming Fire Victims for Being in 'Wrong Place'
Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) Deputy Chief Kristine Larson was criticized over remarks made in a video, blaming victims for being in the “wrong place” during a fire. Larson, who heads the Equity and Human Resources Bureau for the LAFD spoke about concerns from people regarding whether female firefighters are strong enough to carry a... The post LAFD Deputy Chief Slammed After Blaming Fire Victims for Being in ‘Wrong Place’ appeared first on…
LAFD’s $300K-per-year diversity chief sparks fury for defending DEI by blaming the victim: ‘He got himself in the wrong place’
In a video defending the department's DEI hiring practices, Deputy Chief Kristine Larson -- who heads the Equity and Human Resources Bureau -- addressed accusations that female firefighters aren't strong enough carry a man out of a burning building.
LAFD Diversity Chief Blames Fire Victims Needing Rescue In Viral Clip
Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) Deputy Chief Kristine Larson is facing extreme backlash from social media users after a clip went viral of Larson blaming victims for needing emergency rescue.
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