Macy’s brand loyalty index takes a 45 percent nosedive as retailer refuses to @DumpDTrump.

The Supreme Court’s decision could reduce employer liability, but it also may increase racial-discrimination and sexual-harassment cases.

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.

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

In the latest development, John Schnatter’s not budging on his decision to cut employees’ hours and raise pizza prices—while passing blame to Obamacare—despite a growing boycott of Papa John’s.

A federal appeals court reinstated the use of affirmative action in college admissions. Will this influence the major Supreme Court case scheduled for next year?

Diversity management is paying dividends in Cleveland’s economic development, where the Greater Cleveland Partnership and regional companies including hospitals, colleges and utilities invested in underserved communities.

Does the company’s apology make up for its offense—or does its history of stereotypes make its sincerity questionable?

Can you get in trouble for making racist, sexist or homophobic comments on Facebook or Twitter? A local Fox news anchor is finding out.

Youth and diversity trumped baby boomers and heterogeneous voting blocks.

This swing state’s politicians have a new way to suppress voter rights.

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.

What should you do when one of your leaders makes a controversial statement? Mitt Romney faces that question after a candidate he is very publicly supporting said “God intended” pregnancy after rape.

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.