University doctor resigns after audio reveals comments on navigating anti-DEI laws
- A Doctor at the University of South Florida, Haywood Brown, resigned after an audio recording revealed his comments on avoiding anti-DEI laws and federal regulations.
- The university faced allegations of attempting to circumvent the Supreme Court's ban on affirmative action during the scholarship program creation.
- USF spokesperson Althea Johnson expressed that the university is disappointed and troubled by Dr. Brown's statements.
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University of Alaska shutters diversity center, 'retires' diversity officer in continued response to anti-DEI orders
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — The University of Alaska Anchorage has removed its chief diversity officer and the University of Alaska Fairbanks closed a diversity center as the university moves to respond to a "changing federal landscape," according to University of Alaska…
USF doctor resigns after unearthed audio exposes him boasting about skirting anti-DEI laws
A university doctor has resigned from his position after Fox News Digital reported on unearthed audio where he touted how he has been avoiding anti-diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) laws in Florida while attacking state and federal officials, including top White House official Stephen Miller.
University doctor resigns after unearthed audio exposes him boasting about skirting anti-DEI laws
A university doctor recently gave a presentation where he boasted about how DEI policies were still being pushed despite a state law prohibiting the practice.
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