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Why Trump's Anti-DEI Order Is Both Radical and Rooted in Civil Rights Law

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Marc Morial, president of the National Urban League, convened a panel of civil rightseaders last month to assail President Donald Trump’s executive order on “ending illegal discr

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Civil rights leaders vow to fight Donald Trump’s ‘Jim Crow 2.0’ assault on DEI

“Donald Trump and his administration are clearly confused about American values,” NAACP president and CEO Derrick Johnson told The Advocate.

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Why Trump's Anti-DEI Order Is Both Radical and Rooted in Civil Rights Law

Marc Morial, president of the National Urban League, convened a panel of civil rightseaders last month to assail President Donald Trump’s executive order on “ending illegal discr

2 months ago

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Why Trump’s Anti-DEI Order Is Both Radical and Rooted in Civil Rights Law

Civil rights leaders, including Marc Morial, criticized Trump’s executive order, claiming it reverses decades of progress on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). However, the order aims to address perceived discrimination against certain groups due to changing racial politics. It may invoke significant legal repercussions for organizations maintaining DEI programs. The post Why Trump’s Anti-DEI Order Is Both Radical and Rooted in Civil Rights…

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Anti-DEI Assault Gains Momentum Under New DOJ Leadership

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi is bringing the U.S. Department of Justice in line with President Donald Trump’s platform, as she continues the administration’s anti-diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility purge and appears to reverse the pro-civil rights agenda of her predecessor. On Wednesday — her first day in office — she issued a litany of memos. In one, she stated that the department “must thoroughly evaluate consent decrees, settl…

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