"Utah Senate Passes Controversial DEI and Transgender Bathroom Bills"

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Utah's anti-DEI bill, HB261, has passed the Senate, aiming to overhaul diversity programs in education and government by prohibiting the use of terms like "diversity, equity, and inclusion" and requiring a shift to generalized "student success and support" centers. The bill, expected to be signed into law by Gov. Spencer Cox, has faced opposition from Democrats and various organizations, with concerns raised about potential impacts on underrepresented communities and Native American tuition waivers. Despite efforts to pause the bill for further study, it was fast-tracked through the legislative process.
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