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The EEOC is ditching decades of workplace data collection — a move that could cripple its ability to spot and stop systemic discrimination. Once a cornerstone of civil rights enforcement, the agency now faces a Republican-led shift toward prioritizing white male workers, sidelining efforts to track inequality across race, gender, and ethnicity. While employers still must collect this data internally, without the EEOC’s comparative analysis, uncovering widespread bias becomes far harder — leaving many workers’ cases in limbo and weakening the agency’s core mission.
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