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Federal funding could be at risk for U.S. universities that fail to adhere to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, according to Education Secretary Linda McMahon. During a press conference on Wednesday, McMahon emphasized the importance of compliance with federal civil rights laws, stating that institutions must ensure they do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, or national origin in their programs or activities.
The Education Secretary's remarks come amid increasing scrutiny of how universities handle issues related to diversity and inclusion. McMahon highlighted that federal support is contingent upon universities demonstrating their commitment to upholding civil rights. This move aims to reinforce the government's stance on equality in education and to hold institutions accountable for fostering an inclusive environment for all students.
As universities navigate these regulations, they will need to implement robust policies and training programs to ensure compliance, or risk losing essential federal funding that supports their operations and programs.
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