Trump's Potential Return Sparks DEI Uncertainty and Challenges

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With Donald Trump's 2024 presidential victory, proponents of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) face significant challenges as the administration is expected to intensify anti-DEI sentiments in workplaces. To navigate this hostile environment, companies can adopt one of three models: the "When in Rome" model, which aligns with local norms even if it means compromising DEI commitments; the "Embassy" model, which maintains DEI policies internally without advocating for broader societal change; or the "Advocate" model, which actively seeks to influence local laws and social norms in favor of DEI.
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