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Sen. Kelly Says Trump’s DEI Remarks on Plane Crash Reflect ‘Poor Leadership’

  • In March 2025, the Trump administration terminated almost all of the approximately 150 staff members involved in federal diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, prompting a legal lawsuit.
  • This purge followed changes after Trump's second inauguration, including an April executive order targeting civil rights doctrines and dismantling DEI efforts across the government.
  • Many affected workers, predominantly women and nonbinary employees, were career civil servants like Pyatt and Crowner, who argue they were unfairly targeted despite limited DEI involvement.
  • The Education Department experienced a staff reduction of about 46%, with Black women representing 28% of employees prior to the layoffs, while Trump criticized diversity initiatives by describing them as radical and a misuse of government resources in an executive order.
  • The legal action alleges First Amendment violations and disproportionate impact on nonwhite employees, underscoring concerns about reversing the federal government's role in protecting against discrimination.
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The Hill broke the news in Washington, United States on Sunday, February 2, 2025.
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