Goldman Sachs has reportedly scrubbed mentions of race from a company webpage and tweaked a program founded to invest in Black women, as Wall Street continues to back away from diversity, equity, and inclusion operations amid the Trump administration’s attempts to end such initiatives across the public and private sector.
The Wall Street giant eliminated uses of the word “Black” on a page about its One Million Black Women program, a $10.1 billion commitment to help close the racial wealth gap, and has refocused the program to cover low- and moderate-income populations in general, The Wall Street Journal reports.
