Missouri House votes to ban diversity spending in government
Missouri’s Republican-led House on Tuesday voted to ban state government spending on diversity, equity and inclusion, including at public colleges and universities.
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Missouri’s Republican-led House on Tuesday voted to ban state government spending on diversity, equity and inclusion, including at public colleges and universities.
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And inclusion agenda but a new survey suggests it is all a waste, all of that diversity spending has convinced students bias and discrimination are everywhere. the survey finds a majority of college students believe the campuses are biased against, black, and hispanic students, they are biased against women too, a large majority of students on college campuses, it doesn't make sense. thanks for coming on, professor. if the majority of college students are convinced that there colleges are hotbeds of racism, something very strange is going on, can you shed light on that? >> colleges are a micro...
Waste, all of that diversity spending has convinced students that bias and discrimination are everywhere. the survey finds a majority of college students believe the campuses are biased against, black, and hispanic students, they are biased against women too, a large majority of students on college campuses, it doesn't make sense. jason nichols is a professor of african-american studies at the university of maryland and he joins us to none. professor, thanks for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: if the majority of college students are convinced that their colleges are hotbeds o...