Trump's First 100 Days: Black Leaders and Activists Unite Against Anti-DEI Efforts

NEW YORK — In his initial 100 days, President Trump’s administration has distinctly targeted Black America. This is evident through the dismantling of DEI programs, reduction in essential services, and widespread federal job cuts, disproportionately impacting the Black community. Resilient activists and elected officials are responding with boycotts and legal actions, emphasizing the necessity of DEI during a recent NAN convention. Legal battles led by figures like AG Letitia James highlight the fight against anti-diversity measures, showcasing a collective resolve to defend civil rights. The struggle for equality continues as communities unite against these systemic threats.