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GOP Lawmaker Tells NAACP Her White Father 'Was A Slave'

A Kentucky lawmaker claimed her white father was a slave while speaking to a local chapter of the NAACP.

Kentucky GOP Rep. Jennifer Decker Shockingly Claims Her White Father 'Was a Slave'

“My father was a slave, just to a white man and he was white,” Kentucky Rep Jennifer Decker said when someone in the crowd asked about her family’s role in the slave trade.

GOP Rep. Shockingly Claims Her White Father 'Was a Slave'

Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast/HandoutA Kentucky state representative has sparked outrage and ridicule after trying to rewrite the past during Black History Month by saying that her father—a white man born in the 1930s—was a slave.Rep. Jennifer Decker attempted to redefine the meaning of American chattel slavery while claiming that diversity and equity programs are unnecessary because her father was able to rise up from his alleged humble beginnings.On Feb. 1, Decker, a 68-year-old white

Kentucky Republican demonstrates the need for DEI programs

KY Democrats denounce 'dangerously confused' anti-DEI bill that passes Senate

Diversity, equity and inclusion bill to eliminate “discriminatory concepts” endorsed on Kentucky’s public college campuses was approved by KY Senate Tuesday

KY Democrats denounce 'dangerously confused' anti-DEI bill that passes Senate

DEI, new degrees, tenure: What's the status on higher education bills filed in Kentucky?

Here’s where bills related to higher education in Kentucky stand, from new degree programs to limiting DEI on campus.

Anti-DEI bill clears KY Senate committee

FRANKFORT – (TNS) A bill prohibiting certain diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives at Kentucky’s public colleges and universities that promote “discriminatory concepts” having to do with racism, sexism and white

EKU Meets with Kentucky Legislators for Annual Colonels at the Capitol Day in Frankfort

Members of the Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) community gained insight into Kentucky’s legislative session during the annual Colonels at the Capitol event held on Jan. 24, 2024. EKU’s board of

Republican anti-diversity, equity and inclusion bill clears first legislative hurdle

Diversity, equity and inclusion bill to rein in proliferation of “discriminatory concepts” on Kentucky’s public college campuses passed out of a Senate committee Thursday