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The University of California Will Stop Requiring Diversity Statements in Hiring

19 March 2025
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The University of California Will Stop Requiring Diversity Statements in Hiring
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The University of California announced the discontinuation of diversity statements in hiring, a practice that aimed to promote inclusivity but faced criticism for potentially limiting diversity of thought. This decision comes as the Trump administration intensifies attacks on higher education diversity programs, with the university system facing budget cuts and threats of funding reductions. Despite the move away from diversity statements, the university remains committed to embracing a variety of perspectives and life experiences among its faculty and student body.

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