In a letter to Fortune 100 CEOs in America, 13 state attorneys general expressed their criticisms of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) quotas and racial discrimination in corporate America. The letter states if action is not taken by the companies, they “will be held accountable.”
Republican attorneys general from 13 different states – including from Iowa, South Carolina, and Tennessee – wrote in the letter to corporate giants there would be “serious legal consequences” for companies that “engage in racial discrimination.”
Companies named in the letter specifically included tech giants such as Facebook, Google, and Microsoft.
The letter said that Microsoft engaged with racial quotas when the company made the promise to “double the number of Black and African American people managers, senior individual contributors, and senior leaders in the United States by 2025.” Microsoft also planned to make similar standards for its suppliers and to “double the percentage of our transaction […]
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