A polemic on workplace ideology

Bob Ogilvy presents a forceful critique of diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. The book mixes the author’s account of workplace conflict with political argument and satire.

Trending Books / November 3, 2026 / 1 min read

DEI Is a Dying Duck is an explicitly argumentative contribution to the debate over workplace diversity programs. Bob Ogilvy frames the book through his own account of a professional dispute and his opposition to DEI practices.

The author’s presentation uses satire, recurring character types, and confrontational rhetoric. This profile identifies the book’s viewpoint; it does not independently verify the author’s personal allegations, cost estimates, or broader political claims.

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