A New York Times analysis revealed that since Friday, over 8,000 webpages from various U.S. government websites were removed as agencies complied with President Trump's directives against diversity initiatives. Key information on vaccinations, research, veterans' care, and hate crimes has been lost, adversely impacting professionals who depend on these resources. Significant purges included more than 3,000 pages from the CDC and Census Bureau, and inclusion of terms like 'pregnant people' likely played a role in deletions. This trend signals a troubling shift away from accessible government data on essential public matters.
The rapid removal of over 8,000 web pages demonstrates the drastic shift in government policy against diversity initiatives and gender-related content.
Federal agencies have purged critical resources, hindering the ability of professionals to access vital information on public health and safety issues.
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