Ford, Lowe’s To Roll Back DEI Policies as ‘Political and Social Issues’ Take a Backseat to Business Concerns

The big box hardware chain and one of America’s largest automakers are the latest companies to abandon some of their diversity policies.

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People shop at a Lowe's store at Brooklyn, New York. Spencer Platt/Getty Images

Two major American corporations are dropping some of their diversity, equity, and inclusion policies as backlash to such initiatives intensifies. 

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