The article discusses the implications of fear during Donald Trump's second term, emphasizing a recent decision by the law firm Paul Weiss to sever ties with the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC). This move, framed by the firm as standing by their principles, signals the pressures faced by organizations due to fears of retaliation from Trump influenced by his unpopularity. Notably, business executives harbor concerns about Trump's allegiance, showcasing the widespread unease permeating American society amidst his administration.
"We refuse to be deterred by the unpopularity of a client or his cause." - Paul, Weiss, framing their decision as principles-driven while severing ties with LULAC.
"The pressures boil down to fear—fear of adverse executive action, fear of associations disfavored by a vengeful president."
"I suppose they view LULAC as a DEI organization because we're Latino," Proaño reflects on the dynamics at play in Paul Weiss's decision.
"Two months into Trump's second term, fear is taking hold across broad cross sections of American society." In light of pressures from the administration.
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