DOJ Pride Group Shutters As “Protection To Members”

NBC News reports:

DOJ Pride, an LGBTQ employee resource group at the Department of Justice, has shut down more than a week after President Donald Trump signed an executive order seeking to root out all diversity, equity and inclusion measures from the federal government.

The group “ceased to operate effective immediately,” the group’s board said in an email sent to members Tuesday evening. “In this time of uncertainty and concern, we have taken the extraordinary measure of ceasing operations of DOJ Pride,” the message said. “We have made this decision in the interest and for the protection of all members.”

The email, which was shared with NBC News by two DOJ staffers, thanked members for their “understanding during this time” and expressed hope that the group could “rebuild in the future.”

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DOJ Pride, a long-standing organization for LGBT Justice Department employees, is shutting down, per an email reviewed by NBC News.

DOJ GEN has also shut down, per its website.

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NBC Exclusive:

DOJ Pride, an LGBTQ employee resource group at the Dept. of Justice founded in 1994, shut down after Trump signed his executive order banning DEI measures.

The board said the decision was made “in the interest and for the protection of all members.” www.nbcnews.com/feature/nbc-…

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