Justice Dept. says ending Louisiana petrochemical case helps 'dismantle radical DEI programs'
- The Justice Department celebrated dropping a federal lawsuit against a Louisiana petrochemical plant, saying it helps 'dismantle radical DEI programs.'
- The Environmental Protection Agency withdrew its referral of the case, aligning with ending 'environmental justice as an enforcement tool.'
- The dismissal unraveled one of former President Biden's highest-profile environmental justice targets aimed at a plant posing cancer risks.
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Donald Trump's Attack on DEI: Threatening Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in America.
(ThyBlackMan.com) President Trump and much of the GOP’s growing fixation on diversity, equity and inclusion programs — often referred to as DEI — has become a flashpoint in the nation’s politics that threatens to derail the essential project of becoming a more just and inclusive multiracial democracy. On his first day back in office, Trump issued an Executive Order that banned DEI programs across the Federal government, followed by a personnel m…
DOJ dismisses EPA suit against Laplace manufacturing facility | Pelican Post - Online Newspaper
Delivering on President Trump’s Mandate to End Radical DEI Programs The Justice Department, on behalf of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), dismissed a lawsuit against Denka Performance Elastomer LLC (Denka) concerning its neoprene manufacturing facility in LaPlace, Louisiana. The dismissal fulfills President Trump’s day one executive order, “Ending Radical and Wasteful Government DEI Programs and Preferencing,” signed to eliminate ideol…
Justice Dept. says ending Louisiana petrochemical case helps 'dismantle radical DEI programs'
The Justice Department is celebrating its decision to drop a federal lawsuit against a Louisiana petrochemical plant accused of worsening cancer risks for residents in a majority-Black community.
BlackRock unwinds diversity, climate programs, heeding conservative calls - Washington Examiner
(The Center Square) – Investment giant BlackRock is unwinding its diversity and climate programs amid a broader retreat from such programs across the country in response to calls from Republicans. The New York-based global investment company recently bought the ports on either side of the Panama Canal in a $22.8 billion deal that garnered praise from President Donald Trump in his joint address to Congress. That’s a big win for a company that has…
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