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The Texas Tribune
The Texas Tribune
National
Kate McGee

Texas House may revise anti-diversity legislation to allow some programs to maintain grants, federal funding

Illustrated posters reading “We Belong Here” litter the Capitol’s rotunda floor during Texas Students for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion’s protest of HB1 Rider No. 186, which would defund DEI initiatives at public universities, on Mar. 23, 2023.
Posters reading “We Belong Here” litter the Capitol’s rotunda floor during a March 23 protest over a proposed ban to diversity practices at public universities. (Credit: Leila Saidane/The Texas Tribune)

Texas public universities would be able to establish or keep diversity programs in certain circumstances if state lawmakers approve a rewrite of a bill that sets out to ban equity and inclusion offices, according to a version of the reworked proposal obtained by The Texas Tribune.

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