From hiring decisions to budget cuts, anti-DEI legislation targets Kansas universities
Kansas Republican lawmakers are targeting diversity, equity and inclusion efforts at Regents universities with budget cuts and hiring practice bills.
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Kansas Republican lawmakers are targeting diversity, equity and inclusion efforts at Regents universities with budget cuts and hiring practice bills.
At least a dozen state lawmakers have so far announced that they will not seek reelection in the fall and will instead run for another office or move on to jobs in the private sector — almost none announced plans to retire.
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