AT&T told the U.S. telecoms regulators that it has pledged to end its diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, a move that comes as it aims to garner approval from the Trump administration to purchase wireless spectrum assets from U.S. Cellular, Reuters reports. Federal Communications Commission chair Brendan Carr that the letter confirmed its prior commitment to ending such policies, the report notes.
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