Was your client directly impacted by the order, or did your (former) client make a different choice because of it?
We just lost our first client as a result of the executive order on diversity training. I'm sure it won't be our last. Seems it's having exactly its intended impact. I wish I could say I feel proud to be on the right side of history, but I just feel scared.
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They're a government contractor, directly impacted by the order, choosing not to pursue training as a result of it (even though the training itself did not violate the order).
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Don’t be afraid. I’m sorry this is happening to you. Your work is valuable and important. No one can take that from you. Keep your head up.
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Many will use the EO as cover. It's a difficult policy to police and enforce, so it's a clear choice.
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This right here is the issue. They are choosing to do the wrong thing. At least we know who we're fighting now.
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I feel like an Executive Order shouldn't be the reason a company no longer conducts Diversity training. Fu#k the Order and do what's RIGHT!!!!!!!! This makes me angry. That being said, I will now only work with companies and orgs who are passionate about inclusion. Full Stop!
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Bloody hell - sending support from London this is madness. Sasha x
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