United Way Knoxville affiliate quietly cuts DEI office after racism allegations

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Companies across the U.S. got in line with Trump: Harley-Davidson, John Deere, Molson Coors, Stanley Black & Decker and Jack Daniel's distiller Brown-Forman have taken steps ranging from ending participation in external workplace rankings to dropping diversity goals for employees and suppliers, according to USA TODAY.
51% : "So, it's my understanding that it was by mutual decision that the two parties arrived at the fact that Ms. Smith continuing in the role of chief equity officer would probably not be the best solution or best option for either party," Armstrong Brown told Knox News.
50% : Recently, Nashville-based Nissan cut back its DEI policies, slashing partnerships with organizations that are "heavily focused on political activism" and refocused employee training programs on "core business objectives" while creating a formal process for the review of marketing partnerships to "ensure that they align with business priorities.

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