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Republican Attorneys General Urge Costco to End DEI Policies Amid Growing Backlash

Nineteen Republican attorneys general demand Costco repeal its diversity and inclusion initiatives, following significant pressure on various retailers to abandon similar programs.

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A coalition of 19 Republican state attorneys general has demanded that Costco Wholesale abandon its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies, citing accusations of discriminatory practices and legal risk concerns. In a letter to CEO Ron Vachris, they requested a response within 30 days, whether to repeal the policies or to explain their retention. This follows a remarkable shareholder rejection of a risk assessment proposal for Costco's DEI practices, amid a wider trend of companies like Walmart and Target rolling back such initiatives under pressure from conservative activists and recent high-profile court decisions. Costco has defended its policies as beneficial for business.

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