Officials at Texas public universities are quietly trying to implement diversity, equity, and inclusion programs after a statewide ban on the ideology took effect Jan. 1, according to hidden camera footage published this week.
Undercover video captured by investigators from Accuracy in Media shows employees from multiple Texas universities admitting to finding “creative” ways to maintain DEI initiatives while still technically complying with the ban.
“We’re not allowed to say ‘DEI’ anymore,” an employee identified as Rachel Ball, assistant director for academic advising at Texas A&M at Galveston, said in one recording. “The new law that just started, so I think they’re calling it — I forget what the stupid title is now, but yeah, it pretty much is, yeah. So, it’s to represent all of the DEI work that we do on this campus. They just rebranded,
Read more…
