A majority of Americans believe that promoting DEI should be a priority for businesses.

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The thread discusses public opinion on DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) in businesses, highlighting support across political affiliations and linking diverse workforces to innovation and profitability. It emphasizes the growing public belief in the economic benefits of DEI initiatives.

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Parent: Business PracticesEntity: DEI InitiativesImpact: positiveDate: Sep 17, 2026Target: Public support for DEI in corporate settings

Support for DEI as a business priority varies significantly across political affiliations, with Democrats showing the highest level of support.

Parent: Political ViewsEntity: Political AffiliationSub-entity: Party SupportImpact: mixedDate: Sep 17, 2026Target: Variation in political support for DEI in corporate settings

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72% of Americans believe promoting DEI should be a priority for businesses. 3/4 said businesses w/ diverse workforces make more innovative products & 71% say they are more profitable. 95% of Dems consider DEI a key priority; 71% of Independents; 37% of Republicans. https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2026/09/17/corporate-dei-retreat-surprising-bipartisan-pushback/91767177007/

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" Nearly three-quarters (72%) of Americans believe promoting DEI should be a priority for businesses. What's more, public faith in the bottom-line benefits of diversity is climbing as more Americans link diverse workforces to increased profitability and innovation than at any point in the past two years."

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2026/09/17/corporate-dei-retreat-surprising-bipartisan-pushback/91805967007/
#DEI #TrumpAndEpstein #Bigotry #Fear #Employment

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