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This question comes in from the initials MJS.

In response to corporations rolling back DEI initiatives, NWACP sent a, quote, black consumer advisory that stated in part the following, in JAS quotes, from the National Association for the Advancement of Covered People's Document.

Call to action, the NWACP urges black consumers to take the following actions in response

to these harmful practices.

First, spend intentionally, support businesses and organizations that maintain and expand their

DEI commitments and prioritize investment in black communities. Second,

demand accountability, call out corporations that have abandoned DEI initiatives and demand transparency in their practices.

Third, support black-owned businesses, prioritize black-owned businesses and service providers in spending decisions.

Fourth, advocate for change, push for policies and policy strengthening supplier

diversity, workplace, equity, and economic inclusion for black professionals and

entrepreneurs.

Fifth, stay informed, educate yourself and others about corporate rollbacks and their impact on

black communities.

The NDACP continuing with this advisory recognizes that the rollback of DEI initiatives

is a direct attack on black economic progress, civil rights, and the principles of

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