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Disney shareholders reject anti-DEI proposal

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Disney shareholders reject anti-DEI proposal

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News@lemmy.worldEnglish • 10 months ago

Disney shareholders on Thursday rejected a proposal to stop participating in a national diversity, equity, and inclusion index.

Disney shareholders rejected anti-DEI proposal on Thursday.
A conservative think tank proposed that Disney stop participating in the Corporate Equality Index.
Shareholders for Apple and Costco previously rejected similar proposals.

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