Today on DiversityInc: Wednesday, April 9, 2008   In '08: 'It's the Generations, Stupid' There's a lot to learn about marketing to Generations X and Y from this year's presidential campaign. (more)  Today's Features   What Book Ranks No. 1 With Blacks, Whites and Latinos? The No. 1 all-time favorite book is a favorite across race/ethnicity and gender. But what did people choose for No. 2, and how does it vary among Latinos, Blacks and whites? (more)   VIDEO: Editha Rosario, Director of Giving - Housing Works Interested in advocacy? Learn how this biracial Latina became a nonprofit executive. (more)   Delegate Calls Black Children 'Monkeys' Which presidential candidate's delegate called a group of Black children monkeys? Also, find out what a new study says about the income gap between the rich and the poor and how the Chinese LGBT community is using the controversy surrounding the treatment of Tibetans to shed light on their own battles. (more)      This Week's Most Read Stories on DiversityInc!   The 2008 Top 50 List Here are the 2008 winners. (more)   10 Things Never to Say to a Black Coworker Looking to make small talk in the office? Tread carefully. Here are 10 things you should never say to your Black coworker. (more)   Are White People Afraid of Talking to Black People? Are white people afraid of talking to black people? See what a new Northwestern University study says. Also, why is the prison population still on the rise despite a decline in crime, and which university is tangled in an "ironic" affirmative-action legal battle? (more)   The 2008 DiversityInc Top 10 Companies for Recruitment & Retention What makes employees want to work for and stay at a company? Find out from the very best. (more)   Editha Rosario, Director of Giving - Housing Works Interested in a career in advocacy? Learn how this biracial Latina became a nonprofit executive. (more)   Beverly Robertson, Executive Director - National Civil Rights Museum To commemorate the 40th anniversary on Friday, April 4, of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., DiversityInc Partner and Cofounder Luke Visconti interviewed Beverly Robertson, the executive director of the National Civil Rights Museum, on location in Memphis, Tennessee. (more)    More Links...   Get DiversityInc Magazine The Career Center The Bookstore   Get Digital Edition The Resource Guide DiversityInc Foundation   [ 2007 DiversityInc All Rights Reserved. ]

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