US EditionTrump is waging an ideological war on K-12 education as well
- The Association of American Medical Colleges has removed much DEI content from its website after a report from Do No Harm, which claimed the AAMC was ruining medical education.
- Nineteen states filed a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration over its directive to end DEI programs in public schools, claiming it threatens over USD 13.8 billion in funding.
- Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell stated that the Trump administration's threats regarding DEI initiatives are unlawful and harmful to students.
- Former Education Secretary Linda McMahon warned that states refusing to return compliance certification forms risk losing education funding.
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The New York Ledger
Defunding DEI: Here’s how the Trump administration has undone Biden’s very prized programs
President Donald Trump closed down all variety, equity and addition (DEI) workplaces throughout the federal government throughout his very first week in workplace and signed a variety of executive orders to rapidly reverse previous President Joe Biden’s efforts. The president, simply hours after taking the Oath of Workplace on Inauguration Day, Jan. 20, signed an executive order to remove all DEI programs from the federal government. He likewise…
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The Trump administration claims its war against diversity, equity and inclusion aims to prioritize merit in employment, but instead it’s caused a wave of naked racism and misogyny.
Almost all schools in Va. agree to DEI policy
Almost all of Virginia's local school district superintendents signed a form certifying that their schools do not engage in any practices that the Trump administration believes illegally promote diversity, equity and inclusion.
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