What Next | Daily News and Analysis Who Will Mourn DEI?
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Jan 28, 2025 
Farah Stockman, a member of the New York Times Editorial Board and author of American Made, dives into the evolving landscape of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in America. She discusses how recent political shifts have impacted DEI initiatives, resulting in significant changes to programs and resources. Stockman highlights the cultural backlash against these efforts and the importance of genuine representation in governance. She also explores the connection between DEI policies and economic challenges, questioning the fairness of workforce opportunities today.
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DEI Under Attack
- DEI is being scrubbed from resumes in the current political climate.
- Trump's executive orders against DEI programs are reminiscent of historical discrimination.
Biden's DEI Efforts
- Biden's initial executive orders prioritized diversity and inclusion across various demographics.
- Trump's actions represent a stark reversal of this policy.
Reverse Discrimination Claims
- Farah Stockman has encountered instances where white men felt excluded due to DEI initiatives.
- This perception contributes to the belief among some white individuals that they are victims of reverse discrimination.
