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Dozens of schools now below assault as Trump’s racist rampage spreads

Editorial Board Published March 15, 2025
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President Donald Trump’s beleaguered U.S. Division of Training has launched investigations into greater than 50 universities as a part of an ongoing effort to finish variety, fairness, and inclusion packages.

In a press launch, the company alleged that 45 faculties had probably engaged in “race exclusionary” practices of their graduate packages. Particularly, the company took subject with reported partnerships with The PhD Challenge, a corporation that uplifts underrepresented minorities to allow them to pursue enterprise PhDs and change into professors. 

However in the event you ask Trump’s cronies, the group has deployed the rather more sinister follow of “limit[ing] eligibility based on the race of participants.” 

Moreover, the DOE’s Workplace for Civil Rights is probing seven different universities on comparable grounds—six for “allegedly awarding impermissible race-based scholarships” and one for “allegedly administering a program that segregates students on the basis of race.”

“The Department is working to reorient civil rights enforcement to ensure all students are protected from illegal discrimination. Students must be assessed according to merit and accomplishment, not prejudged by the color of their skin. We will not yield on this commitment,” the impossibly underqualified Training Secretary Linda McMahon mentioned in an announcement.


Training Secretary Linda McMahon

Affected faculties embody Ivy League schools, state universities, and smaller larger training establishments. Arizona State College, Duke College, the Massachusetts Institute of Know-how, New York College, and Yale College are amongst these being investigated. 

Provided that Trump’s DOE now has fewer workers, it’s placing that the company would dedicate its remaining assets to snuffing out DEI efforts. Whereas the Trump administration needs to be spending its time making certain that college students can apply for federal loans, it has as a substitute focused helpful packages.

Notably, McMahon didn’t make clear how precisely the faculties in query have been implementing race-based segregation or awards.

“The Department will no longer tolerate the overt and covert racial discrimination that has become widespread in this Nation’s educational institutions. The law is clear: treating students differently on the basis of race to achieve nebulous goals such as diversity, racial balancing, social justice, or equity is illegal under controlling Supreme Court precedent,” the letter mentioned.  

Friday’s announcement is the newest escalation in Trump’s menace of pulling federal funding from schools and universities.

And a few of them are already feeling the strain. 

In line with The Related Press, Columbia College, which has been a longtime goal of Trump’s, introduced Thursday that it expelled and suspended some college students who participated within the occupation of a campus constructing as a part of pro-Palestinian protests final 12 months. It additionally quickly revoked levels from some protesters.    

In the meantime, the Division of Justice is investigating 10 universities, together with Columbia, which have “experienced antisemitic incidents” since October 2023.

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