Georgia can destroy DEI in higher education by defunding it

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% :Jones then requested the following information: the name of any DEI or related program in the Georgia system, a description of the programs, the number of staff members in them, their job titles, job descriptions, and salaries, additional funds spent on the programs, the total amount, the portion that comes from state funding, and the aggregate amount spent on these programs for the past seven fiscal years.
49% : "In my view, rather than promoting the mission of public education, when used in this way, such programs inhibit the ability of colleges and universities to promote academic and intellectual freedom in both their courses and community events."
49% :Then he added ominously, "If this significant amount of taxpayer dollars isn't enough, I believe we need a thorough analysis to ensure they are not misappropriating state funding."

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