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The EEOC, under Republican leadership, urges white men to report discrimination, shifting focus from group-based DEI policies.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, now under a Republican majority, is urging white men to report perceived race- and sex-based workplace discrimination, citing federal civil rights laws.
Chair Andrea Lucas says the push corrects underreporting and promotes individual rights over group-based policies.
This shift follows Trump administration executive orders targeting diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, with threats of funding cuts or legal action for noncompliance.
The EEOC has reduced lawsuits on race and national origin, abandoned the disparate impact doctrine, and increased focus on religious bias and claims of "anti-American bias."
Critics, including former officials, argue the initiative lacks evidence, misallocates resources, and risks enabling baseless complaints, while the Justice Department is similarly using anti-fraud laws to investigate DEI efforts.
La EEOC, bajo liderazgo republicano, insta a los hombres blancos a denunciar la discriminación, cambiando el enfoque de las políticas DEI basadas en grupos.