Trump's anti-DEI orders were halted in court, but politicians in N.H. are still putting pressure on schools - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : " Jennifer Chmiel, superintendent of the Manchester School District, said the materials were intended to help teachers handle potentially wide-ranging reactions from students, but they were not written for students, so distributing them during state-mandated instruction on genocide and the Holocaust was inappropriate.
48% : Even though Edelblut didn't explicitly ask him to halt the consultant's work, Olsen said he decided to suspend the training until there is greater clarity from state and federal authorities about what is permissible.
42% : " Beyond banning diversity quotas, this legislation would tell public schools they cannot "implement, promote, or otherwise engage in any DEI-related initiatives, programs, training, or policies."
35% : While some states, including Massachusetts, sued to block enforcement of this anti-DEI interpretation, New Hampshire aligned with the Trump administration.
33% : This effort to purge certain ideas from New Hampshire classrooms echoes a still-pending legal dispute over the state's 2021 "banned concepts" law, which drew inspiration from a "divisive concepts" executive order President Trump issued during his first term.

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