President Trump's latest DEI directive repeals an executive order on nondiscrimination signed by President Lyndon B. Johnson ...

The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has removed an explicit ban on "segregated facilities" like waiting rooms, ...

President Donald Trump’s executive order repealing President Lyndon B. Johnson’s 1965 executive order on nondiscrimination and federal contracts means that the federal government no longer ...

To be clear, all businesses — those that have government contracts and those that do not — still need to follow federal and state laws, including the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which makes segregated ...

which makes segregated facilities illegal. One federal worker who works on contracts says they were "shocked" when they received notice about the FAR changes from their agency. NPR has agreed not ...

That clause has been in government contracts for decades — at least as far back as President Reagan, according to this digitized 1983 issue of the Federal Register. The current version of the clause, ...

The clause, which dates back to the 1960s, explicitly banned companies from maintaining segregated facilities. While companies that contract with the federal government still need to comply with ...

Johnson's 1965 executive order on nondiscrimination and federal contracts means the federal government no longer explicitly prohibits contractors from having segregated facilities such as bathrooms ...