Chicago Private Schools Discriminated for Years to Further DEI and Now the IRS Wants Its Money Back
The Latin School of Chicago, Francis Parker, Shipley, and thousands of other National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) members could lose their non-profit status
The trade association that writes the DEI playbook for Latin, Parker, Shipley, and hundreds of other private schools just told its members, in writing, that they are probably breaking the law, and that the schools, not NAIS, are the ones facing liability. In a document obtained exclusively by Chicago Contrarian, NAIS warned its members that the bill for its DEI recommendations — actually, its requirements for remaining a member in good standing — is coming due. Specifically, the schools, not NAIS itself, will pay the price unless they stop discriminating on the basis of DEI and “Belonging and Connection,” among other catch phrases for treating different racial and ethnic groups “equitably” rather than equally whether in the classroom or on the payroll.
