The Emory University President is under fire for citing the 3/5 of a person slavery compromise in the U.S. Constitution as “working toward the highest aspiration.” He followed this up with a “to those hurt by [this]” apology.
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Question: Why is it whenever white people defend their racism, the first thing they default to is “I’m not a bigot” and the second thing is “I have friends who are black”? I could scream.
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How does a company in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, recruit talented Blacks and Latinos? Here’s the success story of one family and how CEO commitment made all the difference.
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Black History Month is a time to commemorate achievement. DiversityInc provides a downloadable list of the important dates and relevant demographics you need to know.
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Don’t use me in your racism lawsuit! Jermaine Jones fires back at the Black American Idol contestants claiming discrimination.
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Nondiverse marketing and ad agency come up with an ad featuring an inanely happy white guy with a Jamaican accent. Is it offensive?
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Study finds Blacks living in segregated neighborhoods have higher lung-cancer mortality rate than those in diverse communities.
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Dr. Clement Price, founder of the Rutgers University Institute on Ethnicity, Culture and the Modern Experience, has dedicated his life to civil rights. Read his remarkable story here.
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What best practices do companies use to commemorate MLK Day and align celebrations with diversity-management strategies? How important is it to make the day a holiday?
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American Airlines rebranding attempt is a throwback to 1960s era stereotypes. Remember the “Baloney Meter”? It’s back.
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Less than 1 percent of service women are Black, but 9 percent of all female Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell discharges were Black women.
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Question: Do all white men think all black women are hoochie mama, welfare,child bearing, uneducated b******?
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The President has surrounded himself with white male advisers. Aren’t there any women, Blacks, Latinos or Asians qualified to sit on his Cabinet
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The 113th Congress is the most diverse in history—and it’s not just about race and gender.
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Will a backroom GOP deal eliminate diversity in New York’s Senate and stonewall Black and Latino lawmakers?
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