NASA to wipe mentions of women, Indigenous people from websites
- NASA staff received a directive to remove mentions of diversity, equity, and inclusion, Indigenous people, and women in leadership from their websites by 5 PM ET on January 22, as reported by 404 Media.
- The order sparked outrage on social media, with many women expressing anger over the removal of women in leadership roles.
- Critics, including journalist Jennifer Schulze, claimed the directive reflects a broader trend of erasing women and minorities under the Trump administration.
- NASA's actions are seen as part of a larger anti-DEI movement that may impact the agency's ability to operate effectively in space exploration.
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