"Utah Governor's Black History Month Post Sparks Controversy Amid Ban on DEI Programs"
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Utah Governor Spencer Cox faced swift backlash on social media after posting in celebration of Black History Month just two days after signing a bill to dismantle diversity, equity, and inclusion programs across the state. The governor's celebratory post was met with criticism and accusations of hypocrisy, with many questioning the impact of the new law on the ability of colleges to observe Black History Month. Despite the pushback, the governor's office did not respond to requests for comment on the post.
Topics:nation#backlash#black-history-month#diversity#equity-and-inclusion#governor-spencer-cox#politics#utah
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- Diversity Offices, Statements, and Training Are Banned in Utah's Public Colleges The Chronicle of Higher Education
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