<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>T-Mobile has ended all of its diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, stating it is not just in name but in substance.</li><li>The telecom dismantled its DEI efforts while seeking FCC approval for acquiring assets from United States Cellular and establishing a joint venture with KKR.</li><li>FCC Chair Brendan Carr viewed T-Mobile's move positively as promoting equal opportunity and non-discrimination, while Democratic commissioner Anna M. Gomez criticized the company for reversing its policies to align with the current administration.</li><li>Verizon had also abandoned its DEI commitments previously to secure FCC approval for a merger with Frontier, indicating a trend among telecom companies in such dealings.</li></ul>

T-Mobile ends DEI programs in attempt to win deal approvals from the FCC

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