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Project 2025 is a plan about how to regulate and control people of color, including how they organize, work, play and live. It seeks to regulate what they do with their bodies, how they advocate for their rights, and how they build family and community — all while disregarding the historical injustices and contemporary persecution they have experienced.

Arjun Sethi, adjunct professor of law at Georgetown Law
Who's behind Project 2025? Some have racist writings, background - USA Today

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Central Personnel Agencies: Managing the Bureaucracy

… how to improve. Political executives should - 1216 how to improve. Political executives should take an active … Agencies: Managing the Bureaucracy Page number 74 … how to improve. Political executives should take an active … - page 74
… to institute merit pay throughout the federal government, however, compensation is still based primarily on seniority … to institute merit pay throughout the federal government, however, compensation is still based primarily on seniority … - page 74
… a more comprehensive performance plan; in the meantime, however, political executives should use existing pay and … a more comprehensive performance plan; in the meantime, however, political executives should use existing pay and … - page 74
… real estate expertise is key to the GSA’s success. However, the GSA is also the government ’s purchasing agent, … real estate expertise is key to the GSA’s success. However, the GSA is also the government’s purchasing agent, … - page 77
… whether Democrat or Republican. Democratic Administrations, however, are typically more successful because they require … whether Democrat or Republican. Democratic Administrations, however, are typically more successful because they require … - page 77
… The Constitution, however, reserved a few - 1274 The Constitution, however, reserved a few enumerated powers to the federal … Managing the Bureaucracy Page number 77 … The Constitution, however, reserved a few enumerated powers to the federal … - page 77
… Philip K. Howard, Not Accountable: Rethinking - 1332 Philip K. Howard, Not Accountable: Rethinking the Constitutionality of … Managing the Bureaucracy Page number 77 … Philip K. Howard, Not Accountable: Rethinking the Constitutionality of … - page 77
… or other U.S. allies in Asia prohibitively difficult.” However, Miller adds that “[c]ritically, the United States … or other U.S. allies in Asia prohibitively difficult.” However, Miller adds that “[c]ritically, the United States … - page 77
… executive, the most energetic and decisive branch, decides how to carry it out once begun. As the past 75 years have … executive, the most energetic and decisive branch, decides how to carry it out once begun. As the past 75 years have … - page 77
… outlined in this section provide guidance on how the next President should use the federal government’s … outlined in this section provide guidance on how the next President should use the federal government’s … - page 77

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… freedom and embrace intellectual diversity. That has not, however, been the track record of federal higher education … freedom and embrace intellectual diversity. That has not, however, been the track record of federal higher education … - page 320
… The NAEP Long-term Trend Assessment shows - 4511 The NAEP Long-term Trend Assessment shows academic stagnation since the 1970s, with particular … Page number 323 … The NAEP Long-term Trend Assessment shows academic stagnation since the 1970s, with particular … - page 323
… Authority Act) to direct the executive branch on how to devolve the agency as a stand-alone Cabinet-level … Authority Act) to direct the executive branch on how to devolve the agency as a stand-alone Cabinet-level … - page 330
… associate degree would owe only $15 a month, regardless of how much he or she had borrowed. The median bachelor’s … associate degree would owe only $15 a month, regardless of how much he or she had borrowed. The median bachelor’s … - page 338
… status, English language proficiency, disability, and sex. However, one of the most important—if not the most … status, English language proficiency, disability, and sex. However, one of the most important—if not the most … - page 338
… as proxies for educational quality. Both of those outcomes, however, are highly dependent upon a student’s socioeconomic … as proxies for educational quality. Both of those outcomes, however, are highly dependent upon a student’s socioeconomic … - page 339
… these positions run contrary to robust research evidence showing positive outcomes for students from education choice … these positions run contrary to robust research evidence showing positive outcomes for students from education choice … - page 342
… to - 4704 • Members should conduct hearings to determine how much federal taxpayer money the NEA has used for radical … number 342 … • Members should conduct hearings to determine how much federal taxpayer money the NEA has used for radical … - page 342
… • The next Administration should take particular note of how radical gender ideology is having a devastating effect … … • The next Administration should take particular note of how radical gender ideology is having a devastating effect … - page 346
… used documents provided by a whistleblower demonstrating how educators at Department of Defense schools around the … used documents provided by a whistleblower demonstrating how educators at Department of Defense schools around the … - page 348

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