Oxford co-led study finds that majority of Britons continue to support EDI

Published on September 23, 2025

A new report, released today and co-led by the University of Oxford, has found that a majority of Britons continue to back Equality, Diversity and Inclusion principles, and are opposed to sweeping EDI cuts such as those seen in the United States. But support for EDI has fallen over the past year.
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