Texas A&M’s Partisan General Counsel Puts University in Legal Jeopardy Over DEI
17th January 2025
Texas A&M University is in legal and political trouble.
It faces threats of civil rights liability, the loss of federal funding, and the firing of its president, Mark Welsh III, all because its general counsel, Ray Bonilla, gave the university legal advice that he should have known was unsound.
Journalist-activist Chris Rufo revealed on X that Texas A&M University is sponsoring employees’ travel to a racially segregated diversity, equity, and inclusion conference on March 20 and 21 in Chicago. The conference lists Texas A&M among its “university partners” and excludes Asian and white people from attending.
Even in red states, the rot is everywhere.