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It’s Time to Ditch ‘Disparate Impact Theory’ — and Biden’s Weaponization of Civil Rights Law

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United States
Started January 20, 2026

HUD has proposed a rule to end the agency’s use of this pernicious legal doctrine

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CLAIM Posted by will • Jan 20, 2026
Dismantling disparate impact theory undermines efforts to address systemic inequalities and could exacerbate discrimination.
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CLAIM Posted by will • Jan 20, 2026
Ending disparate impact theory would promote fairness by ensuring policies are based on intent rather than unintended consequences.
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CLAIM Posted by will • Jan 20, 2026
The debate on disparate impact theory highlights the need for a balanced approach to civil rights that considers both intent and outcomes.
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CLAIM Posted by will • Jan 20, 2026
Reevaluating disparate impact theory may allow for more effective policies that focus on actual harm rather than hypothetical outcomes.
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CLAIM Posted by will • Jan 20, 2026
HUD's proposed rule to eliminate disparate impact theory could lead to a regression in civil rights protections for marginalized communities.
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