Disney investigated by US Regulator to promote diversity
Since returning to the White House in January, Donald Trump is trying to demolish minority inclusion programs in all fields of the US Society.
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These two organizations are targeting US President Donald Trump’s administration to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs in places like universities, government agencies or large companies.
“I am concerned about the fact that the ABC and their parent organization are promoted and promoting the unjust forms of the DEI in accordance with the FCC regulations,” he wrote in a letter to Brendon Car Entertainment and revealed on the social network X (former Twitter).
Disney put in its preferences to promote diversity and “your company’s decisions of decisions are infected”.
In February, Brendon Car had already informed the President of the Camcast and NBC Universal about their efforts as their equality as their equality, thanked the President to the President to “eradicate Said”.
Trump is trying to disassemble Includes programs
Since returning to the White House in January, Donald Trump is trying to demolish minority inclusion programs in all fields of the US Society.
Republican has announced illegal activities in the Federal State and threatened to process the institutions that implement them.
Earlier this month, historian Kevin Levine, an American civil war expert, reported that Arlington’s national cemetery began to remove the history of black and Hispanic military women.
The descendants of the US locals who played a key role in World War II were shocked to know that these works were taken from public records.
Companies have eliminated a variety of programs
In addition to federal companies, many large American companies, including Google, Meta, Amazon and McDonald’s, have completely eliminated their DI programs or significantly reduced us.
These actions were born from the civil rights struggle in the 1960s, mainly led by African Americans, to promote equality and justice after hundreds of years of slavery and racial partition.
Currently, according to official data, American blacks and other minorities face police violence, detention, poverty and hate crime levels.
