A California diversity law requiring corporations to add people of color or a member of the LGBT community to their board of directors was deemed unconstitutional by a California judge Friday.

The judge determined the measure violated California’s constitutional equal protection clause, according to a summary judgment obtained by Judicial Watch, a right-leaning legal group that filed a permanent injunction against the law.

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