diversity & inclusion

Texas State University Reconsiders Cancelled Black History Exhibit Amid Free Speech Concerns

San Marcos, TX – Texas State University is facing criticism from civil rights organizations after initially canceling a planned visit by the Black History 101 Mobile Museum and later indicating that the decision may be reconsidered. The museum, a traveling exhibition featuring historical artifacts and educational displays documenting African American history,

civil rights

Federal Complaint Filed Against Harvard Over Race-Restricted Scholarship Program

Cambridge, MA - A new federal civil rights complaint has been filed against Harvard University, alleging that the institution unlawfully supported a race-restricted scholarship program in violation of federal nondiscrimination laws. The filing adds new pressure to universities as legal challenges increasingly target diversity-focused programs beyond admissions. What the Complaint

DEI crackdown

University of Alabama Suspends Black and Women-Focused Student Magazines After Federal DEI Guidance

Tuscaloosa, AL - On December 3, 2025, the University of Alabama announced the suspension of two student-run magazines, Nineteen Fifty-Six and Alice, citing compliance with recent federal guidance regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices at federally funded institutions. What Happened * The magazines - Nineteen Fifty-Six, which centered on Black