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The DEI Agenda Conflicts with Yeshiva University’s Mission

The divisive, anti-American ideology of diversity, equity, and inclusion doesn’t belong in any educational institution.
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The DEI Agenda Conflicts with Yeshiva University’s Mission

The divisive, anti-American ideology of diversity, equity, and inclusion doesn’t belong in any educational institution.

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The DEI Agenda Conflicts with Yeshiva University’s Mission

The divisive, anti-American ideology of diversity, equity, and inclusion doesn’t belong in any educational institution.

Watch Where GOP-Supporting Groups Choose to Spend Their Money

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The DEI Agenda Conflicts with Yeshiva University’s Mission

The divisive, anti-American ideology of diversity, equity, and inclusion doesn’t belong in any educational institution.

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Funding is finite (albeit large), and if a group stops spending money somewhere . . . that’s usually a bad sign for that candidate.

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