University of Florida FIRES all 28 of
its DEI employees after DeSantis law bans
schools from using state money for diversity,
equity and inclusion
Posted By: Imright, 3/1/2024 11:45:36 PM
The University of Florida has eliminated all positions affiliated with Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI). The move, laid bare in a leaked administrative memo, serves as the latest in the state's mission to nix DEI initiatives from public institutions. University Director of Public Affairs Cynthia Roldan confirmed the cut consisted of 13 full-time positions, as well 15 administrative appointments - 28 in total. It also marks an end to the school's office devoted to diversity, opened just six years ago. The next year, Republican Ron DeSantis would become governor, and has since passed a litany of laws
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