GMU board agrees to cut DEI programs while unanimously approving raise for embattled president
The President of the George Mason University will increase in exchange for the institution that cuts some of the DEI programs.
George Mason University’s Board of Directors on Friday He accepted unanimously The Washington Post is to increase a 1.5% to the university President Gregory Washington in exchange for the transfer of some DAI programming of the school.
“It is inspiring that today’s Masonic community is inspiring, regardless of how he sees the events at the George Mason University, Washington, in a comment following GMU’s approved the hikes of the board of directors of the Board of Directors.
Wall Street Journal suggested that Washington’s days could be numbered, given the prevalence of DEI on campus.
Doj is investigating George Mason University’s recruitment practices related to discrimination claim
President Donald Trump signed various executive orders aiming at DEI and directing educational institutions to terminate all DEI practices. Risk of losing federal financing.
Washington, who started to work as president in GMU in 2020, wrote a letter emphasized by WSJ in 2021 and said, “Only 30 percent of our faculty is from ethnic minority, very ethnic or international communities.”
“If you have two candidates who are both on the bar in terms of needs for a position, but if one contributes to your diversity, if not the other, why wouldn’t this candidate be better, even if this candidate doesn’t have better identity information than the other candidate.”
“This kind of thought seems to have penetrated the university in recent years,” the editorial board of the magazine said.
Board emphasized Working from Manhattan Institute’s “City Journal” “A faculty search committee claims that every business candidate evaluates the contribution of” diversity “to” diversity – – official note‘Demographic diversity, “” else “score Candidates, in addition to other factors, their interest in ‘diversity’ and a ”third He praised a business ad to point out the desire to make ‘diversity rental’.
The University of Michigan, Law Journal, filed a lawsuit allegedly discriminated against flat and white men
Ministry of Justice on July 21 announced what they investigated To determine whether GMU has discrimination on the basis of the university on the basis of color, race or national origin.
One July 16 letterWashington hit Trump’s attack on Dei.
“Mentoring programs, inclusive recruitment practices, and historically supported groups, such as support for inequality, such as long -term efforts, in most cases, are reinterpreted.” He said. “Extensive terms, such as ‘illegal dei’, are now used without definition, which allows almost any attempt to be painted as a discriminator.”
The WSJ part is also a judge in Fairfax County decisive Gov. Four George Mason members, called Glenn Youngkin, should be removed in other universities as well as members of the Board of Directors.
FOX News Digital He reached GMU for a comment.
