As universities face a political backlash against Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, students of color are expressing concerns about losing vital support systems on campus. Despite attempts to roll back DEI programs, many institutions still maintain active initiatives, prompting a discussion on the future of these efforts in higher education. In light of funding threats and increasing scrutiny, schools are navigating a complex landscape, with some even rebranding their DEI offices to avoid potential repercussions. The ongoing debate highlights the broader implications of DEI rollbacks for access to education and the well-being of diverse student populations, as students fear a future with diminished resources for marginalized groups.