Texas college sports will be better off without DEI
Texas A&M running back Preston Landis breaks free from defensive lineman Enai White for a first down run during the annual Maroon & White football game in College Station, Saturday, April 15, 2023., which was passed by the Senate in April and is designed to restore norms of free inquiry, viewpoint diversity, merit-based hiring, and civil deliberation at Texas’s public universities.
But the NCAA does not specify that member colleges must adopt the divisive and politicized understanding of DEI that SB 17 would eject from Texas campuses.
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