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Mississippi judge pauses the state’s ban on DEI programs in schools and universities

MISSISSIPPI, JUL 21 – The temporary restraining order halts enforcement of the law amid constitutional challenges that cite violations of free speech and equal protection rights, pending further court hearings.

  • The University of Wyoming has decided to cut its bachelor’s degrees in Gender and Women’s Studies and African American and Diaspora Studies, as reported by the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal.
  • Despite the elimination of the DEI degrees, several courses will still be available, indicating that the broader DEI initiatives are largely unchanged.
  • President Ed Seidel stated that the university aims to maintain essential services, noting some may have been 'incorrectly' categorized as DEI.
  • University official Chad Baldwin expressed disagreement with the conclusions drawn by the Martin Center, indicating a difference in perspective on the changes.
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Mississippi judge pauses the state's ban on DEI programs in schools and universities

A Mississippi law that bans diversity, equity and inclusion programs from public schools and universities is on hold.

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