The Latest Breaking News from DEI

Black and brown former employees from CBS, NBC and Teen Vogue talk about the effects of being let go

Someone get the Ryan Gosling sketch ready

Lawsuit claims the Trump administration illegally fired workers in DEI roles, targeting them for being 'perceived political enemies' and violating civil rights law.

Investigations have been opened after Miller claimed neighborhood protesters threatened her and her family with messages written in chalk

The Japanese American National Museum stands out among cultural institutions by refusing to bend to President Trump’s attacks on diversity, history and the truth.

Yet the facts in the article would equally have supported the headline, "Elite Private Colleges Apparently Hurt College-Bound Women, Trump May Stop That."

One claim is that CMU's Chief Diversity Officer illegally recorded meeting with student and the accused professor—and then apparently "asserted her Fifth Amendment rights when ... asked her if she did so or if she had a pattern or practice of recording student meetings, without their consent, in the scope…

These gifts are a “major source of encouragement” during uncertain times for higher education.

This is the supposed “meritocracy" they always wanted to replace DEI with.

State department proposes excluding 38 institutions from Diplomacy Lab partnership including Harvard and Yale

Cracker Barrel shareholders oust DEI executive Gilbert Dávila after a backlash over the chain's controversial logo redesign.