The U.S. Department of Education's declaration that diversity, equity and inclusion policies are unlawful distorts civil rights law and threatens HBCUs.

A letter from the DOE’s Civil Rights office said observances like Black History Month are allowed in schools amid DEI ...

The ACLU and the NEA sued the U.S. Department of Education on Wednesday for telling school officials to axe DEI programming ...

The letter, from acting Assistant Secretary for the Office for Civil Rights Craig Trainor, gave schools ranging from ...

Since Inauguration Day, the Office for Civil Rights has only opened about 20 investigations focused on Trump’s priorities, ...

Over the weekend, the department dropped a new document expanding on the Office for Civil Rights’ anti-DEI directive. Legal ...

“The Department of Education will no longer allow education entities to discriminate on the basis of race,” Craig Trainor, acting assistant secretary for Civil Rights at the department, told The ...

The complaint highlights a Friday "Dear Colleague" letter from Craig Trainor, acting assistant secretary for Civil Rights at the Department of Education, that reaffirms the protections of Title VI.

A memo to the department’s Office for Civil Rights reveals that the agency will allow “only disability-based discrimination” ...

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) issued a Dear Colleague Letter (DCL) directing educational institutions that they ...

The DOE letter is vague. Its vagueness matters and is pernicious. No person or institution could possibly know when a lecture ...