ABC sues FCC over challenge to its broadcast licenses, saying actions present 'existential threat'
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DEI is illegal. ABC suing cause they want to keep being racist.
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DEI isn't a crime. Diversity is good
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Diversity is fine. Hiring based on race is illegal. That's what DEI does.
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Obvious witch hunt. Ordering early reviews for all their licenses years before they expire is ridiculous. Glad ABC sued instead of trying to suck off Trump
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How so? They're illegally hiring by race
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They had previously hired a ton of whites. That's racist.
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Then prove an actual hiring violation through the normal legal process.
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