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Opinion: For sake of children, we need to revive DEI efforts Original

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By Eric Cooper, John Ramos
| CT Insider Verified
VladSt/Getty Images Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) is now viewed negatively in many states and localities. This is primarily due to federal policies initiated by the present Washington D.C. administration. The goal of which is allegedly to ensure that race cannot be used to discriminate in work places as well as education institutions and public school systems.
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Florence mayor wants parents held responsible after kids allegedly set playground equipment on fire

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By Eric Cooper
| WCBD-TV (Mount Pleasant, SC) Verified
FLORENCE, S.C. (WBTW) — Florence Mayor Lethonia Barnes is calling for parents and their children to be held responsible for a recent playground fire at Dr. Iola Jones Park. The incident, which caused an estimated $1,500 in damages, involved three juveniles who were seen fleeing the scene. Barnes emphasized that such an incident should never have occurred, highlighting the potential for more extensive damage.
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UNC Pembroke breaks ground on $96M optometric facility

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By Eric Cooper
| WGHP-TV (High Point, NC) Verified
ROBESON COUNTY. N.C (WBTW) — UNC Pembroke officials broke ground on a $96 million Clinical Sciences building, which will house the new College of Optometric Medicine. This project marks the establishment of the first public optometry school in North Carolina and within the UNC system. The 74,000-square-foot building is designed to feature advanced clinical training labs, simulation spaces and patient care areas.
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