Opinion: Utah has slipped away from its founding principles of inclusion and respect

I help Utahns overcome unconscious bias to become better leaders, students, colleagues and parents. Why would the Utah Legislature try to stop that?

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Deanne Coles joins a silent rally at the Utah Capitol before the Senate Education Committee hears HB261, the anti-DEI bill that would dismantle diversity offices in Utah public education and government, on Monday, Jan. 22, 2024.

Opinion: Utah has slipped away from its founding principles of inclusion and respect

I help Utahns overcome unconscious bias to become better leaders, students, colleagues and parents. Why would the Utah Legislature try to stop that?

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