US EditionReport shows impact of anti-DEI law on Texas’ LGBTQ+ college students
- Texas Senate Bill 17, effective in 2024, banned DEI programs in public colleges and universities.
- Lawmakers stated DEI programs were polarizing, leading to the ban's implementation in higher education.
- Equality Texas surveyed students and staff to gauge the impact of the new law.
- The survey found that 52% of students considered leaving school after the DEI ban.
- The DEI bans negatively impact students' sense of belonging and academic performance in Texas.
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What are 'Religious Freedom' laws, and how are they used against LGBTQ+ people?
Freedom of religion is not absolute — yet it always seems to infringe on the rights of LGBTQ+ people. Time and time again, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled in favor of religious entities over queer people seeking equal protection under the law. Legislators across the U.S. continue to push laws allowing businesses to discriminate as they seemingly favor believers over nonbelievers — despite explicit regulations prohibiting it. So, just how far do…
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Houston Public MediaReport shows impact of anti-DEI law on Texas’ LGBTQ+ college students
A new report shows Texas’ law banning diversity, equity and inclusion programs in higher education had a negative impact on the state’s LGBTQ+ students, faculty and staff.
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