Blackburn urges Tenn med school caught hiding DEI resources to comply with Trump’s EOs

First on the fox: Tennessee gop Senator Marsha Blackburn A letter sent on Tuesday to the University Medical Center Vanderbilt (VUMC), urging the medical school to comply with the executive order of President Donald Trump to complete the program of diversity, capital and involvement in educational institutions.

The letter comes after VUMC allegedly took steps to hide many of its resources Dei, unlike resolved, after the president’s executive order.

Consumers Research, a conservative non -profit organization that followed the responses of medical schools to Trump’s commands on the completion of Dei revealed that VUMC took steps to hide some of its websites protected with a password. In response to criticism, VUMC spokesman said at the time, Fox News Digital said that he had undergone a “thorough review” of his programs to determine “where the audits might be required to stay in accordance, including updating information on websites and other public platforms.”

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According to an updated examination, the VUMC website remains behind the password protected website. The same is the website of the Dei on the website of the VUMC Medicine Department, the resources that are advertised “Climate Care is health care” and the school “inaugural top climate change and sustainability summit”. Other resources that have previously seemed hidden behind the website protected with a password – instead of being deleted – like YouTube video of “Dei War War”, they seem to have been deleted since criticism was dismissed against the school.

Conservative non -profit consumer research has discovered a new campaign against the Vanderbilt University Medical Center, accusing her of hiding her resources Dei and climate activism behind the website protected on the network. (East)

“Offices such as the Health Office, the Office for Diversity and Inclusion and the Bureau of Diversity are seemingly still active,” Blackburn said in her letter. “These offices have been advocated for” collective solving system inequality “and” confronting structural racism. “” There was a variety of biomedical researchers among the priorities of this program, “Black Burn said.

Blackburn also noted that the VUMC recipient is more than $ 66 million in this fiscal year from National Health Institutes – alone. In the meantime, VUMC has invested over $ 17 million to support his “Dei and the associated program,” she said.

“This is just one of the many examples of VUMC in the Dei Initiative instead of a Savior Medical Research,” Blackburn’s letter continued. “In addition, VUMC is a record of accepting harmful waking initiatives is gloomy,” Blackburn added. “VUMC has previously performed surgery of sexual changes on minors before suspending the program after public anger.”

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“This is just one of the many examples of VUMC invested in the Dei Initiative instead of saving medical research,” the Blackburn medical center of the University of Vanderbilt said. (Getty Images/Fox News)

VUMC investigated the State Attorney’s Office Tennessee in 2023 due to accusations that the VUMC doctor manipulated medical collection codes to avoid insurance insurance limit Transgender treatments. The investigation followed the video published in 2022, who allegedly showed a VUMC doctor who told minors to transgender operations as “huge money earnings” and to any religious complaints that they should be delivered.

“President Trump was clear about this issue. His recent executive commands were correctly banned by Dei programs in research institutions funded by funding states and ended the recognition of gender identity other than biological sex,” Blackburn concluded in her letter.

“As a federal funding user, VUMC is responsible to reconcile with the presidential executive orders and return to the focus on a rescue survey, unlike the initiative Dei. Instead of covering up VUMC, I ask you to respect President Trump’s effort to award all tax members.”

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The Senator told Fox News that “discriminating” Dei programs, such as those in VUMC, are actually serving “causing more harm than benefits.” She also invited VUMC to “put Tennesseans first” completely respecting the president’s executive command.

In a statement to Fox News Digital on Tuesday, VUMC said: “The University of Vanderbilt University eliminates all Dei programs and is full in accordance with executive actions at the Dei. Shortly after the executive order issued, VUMC began to remove related content on the internal and external websites to reflect the termination of these programs.