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In 1963 AL Gov. George Wallace proclaimed “Segregation today, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever.” Now, 61 years later the Alabama legislature is still heeding his call, this time with legislation to prohibit DEI programs and teaching “divisive concepts.” But these students don’t want any part of it and showed up... show more
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As a longtime Conservative — now ex-GOP — living in Mobile, I call on the state legislature to reject the proposed SB129 anti-DEI legislation. I’m sick and tired of Alabama politicians who make our state a national and global laughing stock. #GoodTrouble

🧵 DEI is sadly being twisted & misrepresented: DIVERSITY: the practice of having a range of people represented in a group, including those from different races, ethnicities, socioeconomic classes, genders &/or sexual orientations. Why would anyone oppose this? 1/4

@SavoySummer At least a near-death experience changed George Wallace. Too bad it didn't do a damn thing for Steve Scalise.

Can you please break this down Mr. Jones? I noticed it may affect the sports programs? Any truth to that? It's appalling that we are going back instead of forward in this state.

Sad days for Alabama

There is no good or valid reason to ban these programs. The younger generations don’t harbor the decades of ingrained prejudice and bigotry which pollutes the minds of many lawmakers who are trying to drag us all back to the past. Kudos to these students for standing up to them!

Roll Tide?????

Whyte folks don't evolve so....

Inject this into my veins. #DEIForever

Unbelievable!




