Nonprofits Fight Back: Lawsuit Challenges Trump's Anti-Equity Orders - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
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The article discusses a federal lawsuit filed by Demetria McCain on behalf of nonprofits, including the National Urban League, challenging three anti-equity executive orders from President Trump. These orders are alleged to hinder the organizations' capacity to deliver vital services such as HIV treatment and fair housing, disproportionately affecting vulnerable populations like people of color, women, and LGBTQ+ individuals. The lawsuit asserts violations of free speech, due process, and claims of intentional discrimination, as the executive orders prohibit diversity and equity programs, severely impacting the nonprofits' operational effectiveness.
As Demetria McCain highlighted, the recently filed federal lawsuit against three anti-equity executive orders from the Trump administration aims to protect organizations providing essential services.
The lawsuit contends that the executive orders will impact the ability of nonprofits to provide crucial social services, thereby harming marginalized communities across the U.S.
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