US EditionBaltimore mayor fights back against attacks on DEI initiatives with ‘Definitely Earned It’ campaign
- Baltimore Mayor Scott views attacks on diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives as part of a broader backlash against Black Americans and other historically disenfranchised groups in leadership.
- Scott expressed concerns after Trump blamed diversity hiring for a fatal incident at Reagan National Airport.
- In an interview, Scott stated he wants Black History Month to clarify the importance of DEI policies, which he believes reflect American values.
- Scott launched the ‘Definitely Earned It’ campaign to promote pride in overcoming systemic challenges and to support future generations.
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Baltimore mayor doubling down on DEI with ‘Definitely Earned It’ campaign
close Video Was Trump too quick to attack DEI policies after DC plane crash? Fox News @ Night panelists look at the debate over the timing of President Donald Trumps attack on DEI policies after the deadly midair collision in Washington, DC and Democrats alleged hypocrisy during RFK, Jrs confirmation hearings. “Didn’t Earn It,” or “Definitely Earned It?” Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott is standing firm on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) p…
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Baltimore mayor fights back against attacks on DEI initiatives with ‘Definitely Earned It’ campaign
President Donald Trump’s attack on diversity, equity and inclusion programs is leading to pushback from Baltimore's mayor. Brandon Scott was the subject of racist attacks online last year after a
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