Promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion is a top issue for many Canadian universities, but an outspoken professor says such tolerance is not extended to some students and professors who are “excluded with impunity” due to being perceived as oppressors. “When the universities say that they’re promoting diversity and inclusion, they really are not telling the truth,” David Haskell, a professor at Wilfrid Laurier University, told The Epoch Times. Haskell, who has been a professor in the faculty of liberal arts at Laurier’s campus in Hamilton, Ont., for the past 15 years, explains that diversity is promoted as being “related to immutable qualities such as the colour of people’s skins or their sexual orientation, but it doesn’t include ideological diversity.” “There are certain groups that are not welcome … whether it is whites, or heterosexuals, or Christians, [whom] they have untruthfully categorized as oppressors. They don’t want to have the diversity …