Donald Trump’s company behind his
Truth Social platform features “diversity and inclusion” policies, while the former president vows to eliminate them across the land if re-elected.
Trump, the presumptive GOP presidential nominee, has criticized
DEI policies
as “un-American” for years. But the language in the Trump Media & Technology Group was adopted on March 25, 2024, according
to company documents on its website. That was the day before the company went public following a merger with a shell company. Its
stock has plummeted repeatedly in the weeks since.
The anti-Trump group
MeidasTouch reported its DEI discovery on Tuesday while highlighting Trump’s numerous attacks on such initiatives.
Under Trump Media’s “Corporate Governance Guidelines,” a section headlined in bold “Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion” displays terminology you won’t find the criminally indicted candidate using on the campaign trail.
“The Board is committed to creating and maintaining a culture of diversity and inclusion,” the document reads. “The Company will be better able to grow and improve with a diverse Board, management, and team of employees. Such commitment is and will be a factor in identifying and nominating director candidates.”
The pledge “encourages management to embrace the unique contributions an employee or candidate can bring to the Company and its culture in terms of their education, opinions, culture, ethnicity, race, sex, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, nationality, color, religion, veteran’s status, disability and other life experience.”