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A few days ago, I emailed you about the Department of Justice investigation into Arizona State University, following Accuracy in Media’s seven-part exposé.

What I haven’t told you is how much work went into getting to that point.

The DOJ didn’t wake up one morning and decide to investigate the university. They launched an investigation because our team spent months exposing what was happening behind the scenes. We didn’t catch one administrator saying something stupid and call it a day. We kept digging.

By the time we released our seventh investigation, it was obvious we weren’t dealing with a few rogue employees. We were documenting a culture. That’s exactly why the DOJ took notice.

Investigations like this require time, travel, planning, patience, and a willingness to keep pushing after most organizations would have moved on to the next story. It’s one thing to expose a problem. It’s another thing to expose it so thoroughly that federal investigators decide they need answers too.

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Accuracy in Media is exposing DEI workarounds in Arizona, North Carolina, Florida, Alabama, Texas, Ohio, Utah, and elsewhere because supporters like you make it possible for our team to keep showing up.

The investigation into Arizona State University is a reminder that this strategy works.

If you’d like to help us continue exposing corruption, holding bad actors accountable, and forcing institutions to answer for their actions, please make a tax-deductible contribution today.
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Adam Guillette
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