North Carolina Senate votes to eliminate DEI initiatives in public schools
- The North Carolina Senate voted to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in public schools, passing the bill along party lines with Republican support and Democratic opposition.
- Senate Bill 227 aims to prohibit teaching 'divisive concepts' about race and gender and bans diversity training for school employees.
- Democratic Senators criticized the measures, arguing they will hinder education on important historical topics and questioning the motivation behind the bills.
- The proposed laws now move to the GOP-controlled House, but Democratic Governor Josh Stein hopes to leverage his veto power against these controversial bills.
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The Coalitions We Need to Defend Open Inquiry (opinion)
Our research shows that silence in the face of anti-DEI laws only serves to compound suppression, Jackie Pedota and Liliana M. Garces write. For the last few years, many colleges and universities across the country have experienced firsthand attacks on higher education through state legislation targeting diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. Since 2023, about 120 anti-DEI bills have been introduced across 29 states, and 15 of them have be…
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