AxiosNorth Carolina's public universities could disband DEI offices under new policy
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51% : Driving the news: The UNC System's Committee on University Governance approved the change without discussion at a meeting in Winston-Salem on Wednesday. Zoom in: The system's previous policy outlined the roles of various DEI -- diversity, equity and inclusion -- jobs at public schools in the state, as well as the creation of a diversity and inclusion council made up of members of each university, the AP noted.44% : Context: The state's house speaker, Republican Tim Moore, said earlier this year that the N.C. General Assembly had interest in taking up anti-DEI legislations in its upcoming session.
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