Crowds gathered in Washington, D.C. on January 20 to witness Donald Trump being sworn in for his second term as U.S. president. The inauguration ceremony was a significant event, drawing supporters from across the nation to celebrate Trump's return to the White House.
Simultaneously, in another part of the capital, many were commemorating Martin Luther King Day, honoring the legacy of the civil rights leader and reflecting on the progress made in the pursuit of equality and justice in America.
President-elect Trump has expressed his intention to reverse the Biden Administration’s policies on equity and inclusion. This stance has ignited discussions and debates about the future direction of social policies in the United States, raising questions about how these changes will impact various communities and the broader societal landscape.
As the nation marks these two pivotal moments, the interplay between presidential policies and civil rights commemorations underscores the ongoing conversation about diversity, equity, and inclusion in America.
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What will 'diversity, equity and inclusion' look like under Trump?
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