Michael Leach, the first-ever White House diversity and inclusion officer, will leave his post by the end of the month, a White House official told The Hill. Leach is special assistant to the president and chief diversity and inclusion officer at the White House. He was the first person to take on that role and started in Jan. 2021, when President Biden first went into office. He told White House colleagues a few weeks ago about his planned departure and a search is underway to fill the role, the official said. Leach played a major role in making sure the Biden administration, which is the most diverse administration in U.S. history, reflects the diversity of America, the office added
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