States Push Back Against ‘Toxic Ideology’ of DEI in Higher Education, as Focus Shifts To Closing Loopholes for Colleges
‘In the wake of the October 7 Hamas massacre,’ one analyst tells the Sun, people are realizing that many DEI concepts are ‘exactly the same language that has promoted and supported that slaughter of Israelis.’
Three weeks after Texas’s “diversity, equity, and inclusion” ban at public universities went into effect, a growing number of states are passing or considering similar legislation. Yet, as the tide turns against the initiatives, opponents of DEI see the next step as a critical one: ensuring that bans are written in a way that will force colleges to comply.
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