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New Indiana State Law Cracking Down on DEI to Take Effect This Week
- Mississippi passed House Bill 1193, which prohibits schools and public universities from implementing diversity initiatives and addressing controversial topics in their curricula.
- The ACLU filed a lawsuit seeking a temporary restraining order against state boards enforcing Mississippi's DEI ban, citing vague language and constitutional rights violations.
- State Assistant Attorney General Rex Shannon opposed the TRO, arguing it would infringe on state sovereignty and that no specific harms were shown if the order was granted.
- Several states, including Texas and West Virginia, have enacted comparable DEI prohibitions, while the Department of Education warned it may penalize schools implementing DEI programs by reducing or withdrawing their federal financial support.
- Judge Henry Wingate will decide on the requested restraining order within a week, potentially affecting the enforcement of the DEI ban in Mississippi and signaling broader national debates.
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Ekklesia, ministry at MSU, aims to fill DEI gaps with fundraising - Springfield Daily Citizen
Ekklesia announced the creation of its Belonging Boldly fundraising campaign in late June. The post Ekklesia, ministry at MSU, aims to fill DEI gaps with fundraising appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen.
Ohio Crushes Woke Profs’ Revolt, Signs Law to Depoliticize Colleges and End DEI — Minding The Campus
Ohio SB 1, which will do an extraordinary amount to depoliticize Ohio’s public higher education system, strengthen intellectual diversity, and restore its accountability to Ohio policymakers and citizens, well and truly will become law. Governor Mike DeWine signed SB 1 into law at the end of March. Since then, Ohio professors organized a petition campaign […] The post Ohio Crushes Woke Profs’ Revolt, Signs Law to Depoliticize Colleges and End DE…
New Indiana state law cracking down on DEI to take effect this week
INDIANAPOLIS -- A new Indiana state law cracking down on DEI initiatives will go into effect this week. Lawmakers significantly scaled back SB 289 (which started out as a blanket ban on DEI) before it was signed into law. Still, several of Indiana’s public colleges preemptively shut down DEI offices and programs in anticipation of this law going into effect. Elections, education, economic development: New Indiana laws set to go into effect …
Federal Judge’s Ruling Could Halt Mississippi’s DEI Ban In Schools
Source: kickstand / Getty Across the country, several states have enacted bans on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in K-12 schools and higher education. Unsurprisingly, Mississippi is one such state, but a lawsuit filed by attorneys with the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) could temporarily prevent it from being enforced. The Clarion Ledger reports that the ACLU’s lawyers have requested that Federal Judge Henry Wingate pu…
Woke bashing of the week: GB News gushes over Reform’s so-called DEI ‘victory’
In a recent ‘exclusive,’GB News claimed Nigel Farage is on the brink of a “victory” over diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), hailing a plan by Reform UK councillors in Durham to strip away so-called “woke” training. The broadcaster reports that Durham County Council is preparing to overhaul its training programme for all 98 councillors, effectively ending compulsory DEI and climate modules. According to GB News, council leader Andrew Husband …
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