Terminating and defunding diversity, equity and inclusion.

Added explicit definition that federally recognized Indian tribes and their citizens are recognized as a political class, classification, or identity, not a race or racial classification.

Added exemption stating that programs, degrees, classes, or endowments related to federally recognized Indian tribes or Indian history, culture, language, and traditions are not considered diversity, equity and inclusion under this section.

Modified the definition of 'diversity, equity and inclusion' to include programs that prioritize group identity over individual merit or promote outcomes based on race, sex, color, ethnicity, or national origin unless required by federal law.

Modified exemptions for academic activities to specify that student organizations must be registered with or recognized by the university or community college, and clarified exemptions for guest speakers and performers.

Added exemption prohibiting prohibition of support services intended to familiarize students, faculty, and staff with Eastern Shoshone Tribe, Northern Arapaho Tribe, or other federally recognized Indian tribes or groups identified as a political class, classification, or identity.