Question: I’ve joined a new company in May 2006. All of my coworkers are white. I find it very difficult to build a working relationships with them. I often wonder is it my race (black). Do you think whites feel afraid to communicate with blacks on a professional level?

Survey finds Black and Latino youth “very concerned” about impact of HIV on themselves and others their age; Black youth most likely to be offered and to get a test for HIV.

Does this reader need to relax her natural hair to get ahead in the workplace? Read what the White Guy says.

A reader is angered over a conservative commentator Pat Buchanan’s opinion and asks for DiversityInc CEO Luke Visconti’s take on white America and this election.

This self-described former ‘performing artist’ has embraced the challenge of helping Wells Fargo educate and connect with underrepresented groups in its communities.

Black women are dying of breast cancer at a much more aggressive rate than white women. What can be done about it?

DiversityInc CEO Luke Visconti thinks affirmative action is going to be killed by the Supreme Court—and explains why white people as victims are central to finding a solution.

This Black woman says her white colleagues hold fewer degrees and receive higher salaries. Who really benefits from affirmative action?

Our coverage of controversial voter ID laws touched a nerve in many of our readers. Here’s what you had to say.

Voting-rights expert reveals how you can fight discrimination at the polls.

A judge has struck down the restrictive Pennsylvania voter ID law, which most impacted Blacks, Latinos and elderly voters.

A new study by the Kaiser Family Foundation documents which illnesses and health factors are affecting Black men more than other groups.

Luke Visconti’s column on Mitt Romney’s 47 percent remark sparked a heated debate among our readers

Only 4 percent of CPAs are Black. Here’s how PricewaterhouseCoopers is cutting that gap.

Light-skinned actress Zoe Saldana has been cast as Nina Simone and there are people who are offended about this choice.