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The EEOC press release dated 02-04-2026 says the agency "announced today" it had filed the action, and the motion to enforce is stamped "Filed: 02/04/26".
Judge Cristian M. Stevens's order: subpoena No. SL-25-08 was issued on 30 September 2025 in Lucas v. Nike, Inc.; Nike must answer by 16 March 2026.[1]
Reports the Missouri filing and Nike's statement that it had cooperated and found the subpoena surprising.[1]
The EEOC's[1] application itself, stamped Filed 02/04/26 in the Eastern District of Missouri.
Reports the Wednesday filing, the 2024 commissioner's charge by Chair Andrea Lucas and Nike's goals of 30% director-level and 35% U.S. corporate representation of racial and ethnic minorities by 2025.[1]
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