Trump's win put DEI on life support -- here's how he can pull the plug

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Our CriticalRace.org project has documented how deeply DEI permeates higher education, medical schools and even elite private boarding schools.
52% : But don't leave it to slow-acting government agencies alone to do this work: Trump can also work with Congress to empower groups like ours, giving us standing to sue in court in our own name under civil rights laws and agency regulations.
46% : Cutting off funding for non-compliance with anti-discrimination laws can begin as soon as Trump takes office.
44% : His choice, Kamala Harris, fully embraced DEI in her 2024 campaign, even creating Zoom calls for different racial, ethnic and sex-based interest groups: "White Women for Harris," "white dudes," "black women" and so on.Turns out, voters didn't buy Harris or the DEI she was sellingIn a July 2023 video posted as part of his Agenda 47 policy series, Trump focused heavily on his promise "to fire the radical Left accreditors that have allowed our colleges to become dominated by Marxist Maniacs and lunatics.
24% : Trump has also promised that his Department of Justice will "pursue federal civil rights cases against schools that continue to engage in racial discrimination," defying the Supreme Court's landmark 2023 decision outlawing affirmative action in admissionsWe are all for that, but to ramp up the pressure Trump should also empower private parties to pursue those actions.

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