Home Depot has deleted its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policy from its public website, replacing the page with broader language focused on company culture and employee values.
The policy change, made without announcement, reflects a wider trend among major US retailers to reduce or reframe DEI commitments under political and consumer scrutiny.
Archived versions of the home improvement chain’s site show the company previously stated that maintaining a diverse, equitable and inclusive culture was both a competitive advantage and “key to our long-term success.” The statement also described DEI as integral to attracting talent, amplifying diverse ideas and strengthening local communities.
That message was first posted on 22 July 2022. It remained online until the end of March this year, when it was removed from the "Responsibility" section of the site.
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