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DiversityInc.com Articles - November 2008
Election Day '08: Remember the Shoulders You Stand On
She's young, Black and inspired by Barack Obama. DiversityInc's Carolynn L. Johnson shares her story of how proud she is to be able to vote for a Black man for president.
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Young, Black, Latino & White Voters Choose Obama
With 3.2 million donors and $640 million in donations, Sen. Barack Obama trounced Sen. John McCain. Find out how young, Black, Latino, and white voters elected the first Black president.
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Recruiting Top American Indian Talent: The Unique Blend
American Indians offer a unique blend to the U.S. work force with their rich cultural traditions and a potential for innovation in science, engineering and other fields. But in order to recruit top American Indian talent, you must start with the youth. .
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Obama's Victory: Headlines From Around the Nation
The significance of President-elect Barack Obama's victory in this year's presidential election was reflected in the 60-point headlines of the nation's largest newspapers. Here is a sample of some of the front pages immortalizing this historic win.
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Veterans Day: Remember the Forgotten Soldiers
There's a sad reality in America: Nearly 200,000 veterans are homeless, and another 12,000 have been kicked out of the military because of their sexual orientation. On Veterans Day, we take a look at these situations and how President-elect Barack Obama could help.
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What's Wrong With the Urban League's Diversity Study?
The National Urban League's diversity study is often cited as a way to assess effective corporate-diversity programs. But the survey examined workers and executives from only eight companies, all of them self-selected and one the paid sponsor of the survey. Only half of these companies have any claim as diversity leaders, so why would the opinions of their employees on diversity be so highly valued?
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Tips for the 50-and-Older Job Seeker: Staying Plugged In
With the economy's current dismal state, more boomers are opting to stay in or return to the work force and postpone retirement. But the competition they now face comes from four different generations with various levels of experience, expertise, creativity and innovation. Here are some tips to stay on top in an ever-changing work force.
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Is the First Black President a Boost for Workplace Diversity?
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Buying Power of American Indians Grows With Little Impact on Overall Economy
American Indians account for only 0.6 percent of the total U.S. buying power. However, their projected growth is 190 percent, and that growth can be largely credited to revenue-generating casinos. .
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Women Lag Far Behind Men in Workplace Power
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Obama Likely to Nominate First Black Attorney General
Just two weeks after his historic election, President-elect Barack Obama is believed to have tapped Eric Holder to be his attorney general. If confirmed, Holder will be the nation's first Black attorney general.
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The Drama of Being Bullied at Work
The effects of being bullied at work don't just remain in the workplace. When someone is a victim of a workplace tyrant, it is very likely he or she will bring baggage home that can directly affect relationships with family and friends. .
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Southwest Is Home to Largest American Indian Population
It may not be all that surprising that most of the nation's American Indians live in the Southwest region of the United States. Find out the locations where large concentrations of American Indians can be found across the country.
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Teenage Gang Had History of Attacking Latinos, Prosecutors Say
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Should Women Entrepreneurs Start Businesses Now?
Even during a slow economy, some of the most successful women entrepreneurs say it's OK to start a business now. But there are key rules you need to know before turning an idea into a business.
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This Thanksgiving, Remember the Less Fortunate
With corporate giving on the decline, charities and low-income individuals will see less generosity this holiday season. Find out what you can do to help the less fortunate this Thanksgiving.
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Dollar Tree Refuses Benefits to Family of Hate-Crime Victim
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Some Troops May Not Get to Vote
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American Indian Population Is Mostly in Midwest
American Indians make up less than 1 percent of the U.S. population. Find out how this small but important demographic is suffering from dramatic population shifts.
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Hoaxes, Jokes & Other Election Blunders
Despite the many deceptive practices aimed at swaying the young and traditionally underrepresented registered voters away from voting, those who implemented these deceptions found that the joke was on them.
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Iowans Vote to Remove 'Idiot Clause' From Constitution
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'Young, Black, Latino & White Voters Choose Obama' Readers' Comments
DiversityInc readers had a lot to say about the article "Young, Black, Latino & White Voters Choose Obama." Here are some of their unedited responses.
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In Some Ways, American Indians Are Losing Their Identity
American Indians make up a small percentage of the U.S. population, but their cultural traditions run deep in the soil and fabric of the nation's history. Read one woman's story about the cultural traditions and values that she can't leave behind. .
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Spurring Small-Business Growth in an Urban Setting
The city of Newark, N.J., hardly known for its redevelopment, may now have the program it needs to be revitalized and to once again become the urban destination in northern New Jersey. Find out how the Rutgers University Center for Urban Entrepreneurship has done its part to ensure the renewal.
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Obama Will Have His Hands Full After Being Sworn In
In just two short months, President-elect Barack Obama assumes office--and when he does, he'll begin to tackle many issues important to diversity. Here's a look at the most important of these issues.
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Their Reflection: Obama's Win Inspires Young Black America
For the first time in American history, young Blacks can see their reflection in the president of the United States. Now, as President-elect Barack Obama leads by example, more young Blacks are interested in pursuing careers in politics.
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Prop. 8 Protests Fueled by Social-Networking Sites
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Women We Love: 8 Stories of Personal Triumph and Positive Impact
Read the true-life stories of Delaware Gov. Ruth Ann Minner, Allstate General Counsel Michele Coleman Mayes, Congresswoman Hilda Solis, Rutgers Women's Basketball Coach C. Vivian Stringer, former Secretary of Labor Alexis Herman, entertainer Cyndi Lauper, Coca-Cola's Johnnie B. Booker and former Cherokee Nation Chief Wilma Mankiller.
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Career Advice -- Are You the Youngest Member of Your Team?
You're 20-something, and everyone else on your team is in their 40s. What do you need to know to gain respect?.
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Women Hit Hardest by 'Economic Katrina'
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Obese Have Right to 2 Airline Seats for Price of 1
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The Top 4 Ways to Recruit Employees With Disabilities
Use this guide to help you find the inside track to a highly competent group that has a startlingly low employment rate.
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Judge: Nationality Not Sufficient Cause for Detention
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Asking the White Guys: Don't Try This at Home
A DiversityInc reader asks advice about his plan to hold a diversity summit that includes a panel called "Ask the White Guys." Don't do it, advises the White Guy; you may end up doing more harm than good.
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Double Standard: Can You Use the N-Word?
It's been symbolically buried, white people using it have been denounced, and yet rappers use it excessively. Who decides who can use this politically charged word and who can't?
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Race, Economy Are Dueling Factors in Battleground Missouri
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How to Handle Your Boss
Does you boss ignore your insights? Is she always too busy to give you her full attention? Check out these five tips on how to handle your boss and get the promotion.
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Gay-Marriage Supporters Take Hits in 3 Key States
While much of the country was abuzz about Barack Obama's historic presidential victory last night, there were three ballot measures that would effectively and legally define marriage as a union between one man and one woman. It appears all three measures will pass.
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Three Ways to Connect Your Sales Force to Diverse Communities
Here are some best practices to help your salespeople see proven results in multicultural markets.
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3 Best Sources for Finding Diverse Board Members
Find out where to look for talented women and people of color for your board ... places normally NOT on your radar.
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College Football Struggles With Diversity Efforts
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Obama's 'Yes We Can' Video Is a YouTube Hit
It's been seen by more than 13,000,000 Americans, which means that while many have seen it, plenty haven't. It's Barack Obama's "Yes We Can" video, and you can watch it right now on DiversityInc.com.
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For Uninsured Immigrants, Emergency-Room Trip Can Mean Deportation
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Educated Immigrants Wasted on Unskilled Jobs
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LGBT Group Urges Mormon Church to Push for Equality
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Being Present for Others Will Pay Off When You're in Need
He's seen so much in corporate America, and now Dr. Edwin Garcia shares his vast and unique human-resource expertise with DiversityInc.
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Bone-Marrow Transplant an AIDS Cure?
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Exclusive Q&A With Bill Gates
Bill Gates answers our questions about his personal reasons for believing in the power of philanthropy, especially to boost diverse populations.
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'Is Obama Victory for Blacks or for Everyone?' Readers' Comments
Comments have continued to pour in for "Is Obama Victory for Blacks or for Everyone?" Here is an update of what readers had to say.
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California College Cuts to Hit Low-Income Groups Hardest
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Immigrant Minors Mistreated While in Custody
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Black and Latino Kids Face Deadly Wait for Donor Hearts
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What Is Novartis Doing for Employees Impacted by Disability?
Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp. continues to demonstrate its commitment to its employees with disabilities and employees whose children have disabilities. Here's a sampling of their moving stories.
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1986 Amnesty Program May Cover Additional Immigrants
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Jump-Start Your Career by Joining an Employee-Resource Group
Find out how joining an employee-resource group can get your career out of a rut and into the fast lane..
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'The Drama of Being Bullied at Work' Readers' Comments
DiversityInc readers had a lot to say about the article "The Drama of Being Bullied at Work." Here are some of their unedited responses.
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Overcoming Prostate Cancer: A Personal Story
DiversityInc Partner and Cofounder Foulis Peacock shares the very personal story of his battle with prostate cancer.
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The World Reacts to Obama's Victory
Last night, America was not the only country reveling in the election of the 44th president and first Black president. Click here for videos of celebrations around the world.
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Are Moms the Key to Economic Growth?
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Gap in Blood-Pressure Control Kills 8,000 Blacks Annually
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Murder of Immigrant Underscores Xenophobic Hostility
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Furthering Opportunities for People With Disabilities
Ernst & Young has an innovative and successful program to reach out to people with disabilities. See what they're doing to attract and retain these valued employees.
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'A Boomer's Lament: Earbuds, Texting & Toilet Seats' Readers' Comments
DiversityInc readers had a lot to say about the article "A Boomer's Lament: Earbuds, Texting & Toilet Seats." Here are some of their unedited responses.
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'Catholic Cardinal James Stafford Is Wrong About Obama' Readers' Comments
DiversityInc readers had a lot to say about the article "Catholic Cardinal James Stafford Is Wrong About Obama." Here are some of their unedited responses.
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Immigrant Widows Targeted for Deportation
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Is the American Dream Dead for Mexican Emigrants?
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Mexico Runs Hotline in U.S. for Immigrants
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5 Ways to Resign Without Burning Bridges
You've got a new job and you're ready to quit the old one. Before you say all those things you've dreamed of saying, check out these tips on how to resign without hurting your future.
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What You Missed This Week on DiversityInc.com, Saturday, November 1, 2008
Electoral Tie; 5 Things That Could Go Wrong on Election Day; Obama & McCain.
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Voting Problems in America
Did you have any trouble when you went to vote (either in early voting or on Election Day)? In 200 words or less, tell us your story.
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Thank You For Registering for the Ford HBCU Classic
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Monday, November 3, 2008
After Nearly 2 Years of Campaigning, Election Day Finally Nears.
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Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Election Day '08: Remember the Shoulders You Stand On.
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Nationwide's Jerry Jurgensen: A Passion for Developing Everyone's Potential
A Passion for Developing Everyone's Potential.
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Huntington's Thomas E. Hoaglin: Building A Better Columbus
Building A Better Columbus.
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Special Regional Report: Columbus, Ohio
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Famous American Indians
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Timeline of Key Dates in American Indian History
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STEM Columbus: How to Develop a Competitive Work Force
Battelle's Rich Rosen tells us why developing an educated work force is critical to America's future.STEM Columbus: How to Develop a Competitive Work Force.
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Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Young, Black, Latino & White Voters Choose Obama.
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Thursday, November 6, 2008
Recruiting Top American Indian Talent: The Unique Blend.
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Candice Barnhardt, Nationwide Chief Diversity Officer
Nationwide's Candice Barnhardt uses her background in retail banks to understand how diversity connects with customers..
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Friday, November 7, 2008
Obama's Victory: Headlines From Around the Nation.
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Is Obama Victory for Blacks or for Everyone?
President-elect Barack Obama's win made headlines around the world. So why did major news organizations make it a victory just for Blacks and not for all Americans concerned about diversity?
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Monday, November 10, 2008
Is Obama Victory for Blacks or for Everyone?.
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Young, Black, Latino & White Voters Choose Obama
With 3.2 million donors and $640 million in donations, Sen. Barack Obama trounced Sen. John McCain. Find out how young, Black, Latino, and white voters elected the first Black president..
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Is Obama Victory for Blacks or for Everyone?
President-elect Barack Obama's win made headlines around the world. So why did major news organizations make it a victory just for Blacks and not for all Americans concerned about diversity?.
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Who Is Michelle Obama?
Michelle Obama, an accomplished person in her own right, is the calm in her husband's political storm. What's the real story on her?.
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Obama Won't Be First Black President
Five out of 43 U.S. presidents had Black ancestors. Do you know which ones they were?.
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On President's Day, Remember Your 5 Black Presidents
It is being said that if elected, Barack Obama will be this country's first Black president. Some historians say that is inaccurate..
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield System
Blue Cross and Blue Shield System: A Collaborative Commitment to Diversity Helps Provide Quality, Accessible Healthcare for All.
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Healthcare: Closing the Disparities Gap
Healthcare: Closing the Disparities Gap.
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Diversity In the Retail Industry
Diversity In the Retail Industry.
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Leaders of Supplier Diversity
Read our special section on the headers of supplier diversity..
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Chicago: Welcoming Diverse Talent
Chicago: Welcoming Diverse Talent.
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Twin Cities' Diversity Leaders: Focused on Building a Talent Pool of the Future
Twin Cities' Diversity Leaders: Focused on Building a Talent Pool of the Future.
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Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Veterans Day: Remember the Forgotten Soldiers.
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Corporate Responsibility
Despite the financial crisis, forward-thinking companies continue to lead the charge to build sustainable communities and more meaningful workplaces worldwide..
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Dr. Amy Batiste: Strategy Crucial to Diversity Efforts
This article appeared in the Nov. /Dec. 2008 issue of DiversityInc magazine. When it comes to diversity strategies, Dr. Amy Batiste has a deep understanding of what it takes to bring diversity to an organization and why it's so important..
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The Case for Supplier Diversity: Aetna's Joseph Black
This article appeared in the Nov. /Dec. 2008 issue of DiversityInc magazine. If you get Joseph Black, Aetna's chief procurement officer, talking about the business imperative for supplier diversity, his passion shines through. "It's important to understand how strategically supplier diversity impacts your own particular company, whether it's one that touches individual consumers or that does business-to-business," Black says..
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Diversifying Education's Top Ranks: Dr. Michael Osnato
This article appeared in the Nov. /Dec. 2008 issue of DiversityInc magazine. Growing up, Dr. Michael Osnato didn't have a set career path. While the Bronx, N.Y., native had many family members in the law profession, he was never passionate about it. "I was going to go to law school at St. John's [University in New York], but I really wasn't ecstatic about that," he says. "I wasn't sure what I wanted to do, so I decided I would teach until I decided what I wanted to do." Unbeknownst to him, that short time would turn into more than 35 years in education..
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Myrna Soto: Providing Female Technology Leadership
This article appeared in the Nov. /Dec. 2008 issue of DiversityInc magazine. Myrna Soto recommends young female executives go beyond their comfort zone and seek male mentors, especially if they're in fields in which there are few women. ".
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Obama's Victory: Headlines From Around the Nation
The significance of President-elect Barack Obama's victory in this year's presidential election was reflected in the 60-point headlines of the nation's largest newspapers. Here is a sample of some of the front pages immortalizing this historic win..
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American Indian Factoids
Each month, DiversityInc celebrates different themes. This month, we celebrate American Indian Heritage Month. As part of the celebration, we offer these facts and figures..
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Asian-American Factoids
Cities with highest Asian-owned firms are New York, Los Angeles, Honolulu and San Francisco. Read this and more in these factoids..
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Latino Factoids
Each month, DiversityInc celebrates different themes. This month, we celebrate Latino History Month. As part of the celebration, we offer these facts and figures about the Latino community..
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Women Factoids
What percent of the labor force do women comprise? Read this answer and more..
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Wednesday, November 12, 2008
What's Wrong With the Urban League's National Diversity Study?.
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Thursday, November 13, 2008
Tips for the 50-and-Older Job Seeker: Staying Plugged In.
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Friday, November 14, 2008
Buying Power of American Indians Grows With Little Impact on Overall Economy.
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Monday, November 17, 2008
5 Ways Diversity Can Save Your Job.
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Tuesday, November 18, 2008
A Boomer's Lament: Earbuds, Texting & Toilet Seats.
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Catholic Cardinal James Stafford Is Wrong About Obama
Cardinal James Stafford slammed President-elect Obama in a speech recently. But are Stafford's priorities, as well as those of the Catholic Church, misguided?
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Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Obama Likely to Nominate First Black Attorney General.
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Thursday, November 20, 2008
Behind Closed Doors: What the Victim of Workplace Bullying Brings Home.
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Friday, November 21, 2008
Southwest Is Home to Largest American Indian Population.
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Saturday, November 22, 2008
A Boomer's Lament, How Diversity Can Save Your Job and Cardinal Stafford's Hateful Words.
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Monday, November 24, 2008
Can Feedback Advance Your Career?.
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Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Should Women Entrepreneurs Start Businesses Now?.
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Wednesday, November 26, 2008
This Thanksgiving, Remember the Less Fortunate.
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