Rep. Jerry Govan points to SC's strong economy to question why an anti-DEI bill

First elected to the SC House in 1992, Rep. Jerry Govan of Orangeburg remarks about the present generation of elected leaders whose experiences are vastly different from those who came before.He offers that legislation to ban diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in the public and private sectors is not needed. Rep. Govan points out that programs to make sure all Americans are treated the same have not held back the state’s economy which is booming.Rep. Govan also comments that he sees anti-DEI legislation that passed the House did not follow proper procedures and appears to be just a political statement.