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After nearly six decades, the Trump EEOC wants to stop tracking race and gender workplace data credited with helping fight on-the-job discrimination.
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Since the 1960s, the federal government has tracked job data by race and gender to spot discrimination and support civil rights investigations. Now the Trump administration wants to put a stop to it.
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