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A new White House study concludes that DEI policies that encourage hiring managers on the basis of race undercut the industries that adopted them, bolstering Trump’s opposition

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A new White House study concludes that DEI policies that encourage hiring managers on the basis of race undercut the industries that adopted them, bolstering Trump’s opposition

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  • Post published: April 13, 2026
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The report found that industries that adopted race-based hiring policies in the past decade saw productivity fall, bolstering Trump’s opposition.
2026-04-13 15:50:00
Greg Ip

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