The Logoff: Trump’s anti-DEI blitz

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Late Tuesday, President Donald Trump launched a barrage of executive orders and other actions aimed at dismantling diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts — both inside government and everywhere else. The shift undoes decades of policies that had strong Democratic support and were left intact by previous Republican administrations, including during Trump’s first term. And it will mean the end of policies that supporters say provided meaningful channels for advancement for millions of women and minorities.

And the acting chief of the office overseeing the federal civil service ordered all employees at DEI-related offices to be placed on leave, effectively freezing DEI efforts government-wide.

Progressive groups may challenge many of these actions in court, but they could face long odds, as the Supreme Court’s majority takes a dim view of affirmative action. And with Trump’s executive order promising more anti-DEI steps in the coming months, America’s anti-DEI revolution is well underway. The implications of that revolution will be felt in government, business, academia, and virtually every other faction of civic life for years, if not decades, to come.

And with that, it’s time to log off …

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