משרד החינוך האמריקאי מסיר תקנות נגד אפליה, קבוצות זכויות אזרח גינו את המהלך

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The US Education Department's removal of rules against discrimination marks a significant shift in federal civil rights enforcement. By targeting disparate impact regulations, the administration is changing how discrimination is legally defined and proven. Civil rights groups have condemned the move, arguing it weakens protections for marginalized students. The practical effects will depend on how federal agencies implement the executive order.