The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission was created because the architects of the Civil Rights Movement understood that equal opportunity couldn't exist without accountability. This week, that mission took another major hit. In this episode, I trace the history of the EEOC, why it was created, how it transformed the American workplace, and why the effort to dismantle it reaches far beyond partisan politics. I also examine the growing campaign to redefine discrimination itself, the consequences of erasing the data that exposes inequality, and why weakening our civil rights institutions threatens every American, not just the communities they were originally created to protect.
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