The Women’s March has reportedly cut ties with three of its founding members — Linda Sarsour, Tamika Mallory, and Mari Lynn “Bob” Bland — who have been rightly accused of anti-Semitism and divisiveness. But their replacements aren’t much better.

Bland, Mallory, and Sarsour stepped down from the Women’s March board in July, according to the Washington Post, and have been replaced by 16 new board members that include three Jewish women, a transgender woman, and a Native American tribal leader.

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