Bleepingcomputer Python Foundation Rejects $1.5M U.S. Grant Over DEI Requirements
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The Python Software Foundation (PSF) declined a $1.5 million grant from the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) due to conditions that required the organization to abandon its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. The funding was intended to enhance security measures for Python and the Python Package Index (PyPI), addressing structural vulnerabilities in open-source software. PSF's decision reflects its commitment to maintaining ethical standards in its operations.
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