Questions loom as Trump’s sweeping DEI cuts hit federal agencies in Chicago – Chicago Sun-Times

Little Village and Pilsen are neighborhoods in which the EPA programs have focused on soil cleanups and air monitoring, among other measures. Nicole Cantello, president of a union representing 1,000 EPA workers in the Midwest, worried that important EPA online postings, such as those warning Chicagoans about lead in their drinking water, would be scrubbed off the internet like the DEI sites. As of Thursday afternoon, they remained.
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The Railroader
1 year ago

Violet Miller and Lynn Sweet, typists on behalf of the SEIU and AFGE (and the DNC), penned a pretzel logic infused missive designed to confuse the reader, especially those susceptible to the Access Media and their propaganda. These urchins simply regurgitate the talking points from AFGE, including mere specualtion on policies not enacted. This article is fearmongering at its worst, but par for the course for the feckless Chicago Media. Vi and Ly almost make it sound like these DEI enforcers, whose job is exclusively to advance the concept that people be judged by the color of their skin, perform… Read more »

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debtsor
1 year ago
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Let them go into bankruptcy and never escape. I don’t care. You think you hate journalists enough, but you don’t.

Hello Indiana!
1 year ago

So.. other than the DEI grifters, it appears that no one has been canned yet. But the ST, like a lot of the media have joined in on the “ be scared, the world is ending “ mantra being parroted by such esteemed outlets such as the View, MSNBC, CNN etc. It’s the same broken record Joe played over and over again to gin up fear.

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