Tell lawmakers: protect diversity, equity, and inclusion!

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HCR 2042 is a direct attempt to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in Arizona, which were created to address systemic inequality. Rather than promoting fairness, this ballot referral would eliminate programs designed to reduce racial and ethnic disparities in education and employment. Arizona thrives because of a diverse and inclusive society, but this proposal would turn back progress to ignore systemic inequity and deny the benefits of expanding opportunity for all.

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HCR 2042 is an attack on diversity, equity, and inclusion programs that are supported by decades of federal law cases, statutes, and regulations to guarantee everyone has access to equal opportunity. Urge your senator to vote NO on HCR 2042.

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Subject I urge you to oppose HCR2042

A diverse, equitable and inclusive Arizona represents our state at its best. Everyone benefits when we all have access to opportunity, education, and the ability to participate in our economy. Achieving this requires that we confront inequity head-on, not banning tough conversations about race, ethnicity, and forms of discrimination that impact people’s lives. Please oppose HCR2042.

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Diversity, equity and inclusion is about creating equitable opportunity for all, not special privileges for some. It is a core American value to demand fairness so that we can all have a chance at a better future in this country. Do not turn back the clock on progress – please vote NO on HCR2042.

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