Bayer’s Nancy Wolfe Explains What Makes an Effective Mentee

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News December 6, 2019 / by Olivia Riggio

This week, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced a new rule tightening requirements for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients. The rule will decrease the number of people eligible for SNAP benefits by nearly 2%, which means 688,000 people will no longer qualify. SNAP benefits, formerly known as Food…

Citizenship and Immigration Services Proposes Fee Increase to Access Genealogy Records

News December 6, 2019 / by Katherine Lewin

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) proposed a fee increase to access immigration records from the first half of the 20th century. The Washington Post reported that the fees to access citizenship and alien registration files, visa applications and other records about immigrants from the early 1900s will nearly…

Teenage Muslim Girl Opens Oshkosh Mosque to Students During School Shooting

News December 6, 2019 / by Katherine Lewin

Wisconsin teenager Duaa Ahmad, 17, helped around 100 of her fellow Oshkosh West High School students take shelter at the nearby mosque where she and her family worship after a school stabbing and shooting on Tuesday. The incident began when a 16-year-old student stabbed a law enforcement officer and the…

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A noose found in a white lieutenant’s locker in a Hattiesburg, Miss., fire department has caused a rift between Black and white firefighters and has resulted in the resignation of the station’s lieutenant. According to the Associated Press, Shelton Russell, a 22-year veteran with the fire department, left his position…

Buffalo Bishop Malone Becomes Latest to Resign for Handling of Clergy Sexual Misconduct

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Buffalo, N.Y., Bishop Richard Malone stepped down this week after coming under fire for poorly handling allegations of sexual misconduct by clergy in the diocese. The Vatican and Pope Francis accepted Malone’s resignation, which came after calls from his staff, priests and the public for Malone to step down. Edward…

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Judge Releasing Most of 25 Baltimore Correctional Officers Indicted, Accused of Excessive Force and Corruption

'Link in Bio:' DiversityInc on Instagram News December 5, 2019 / by Olivia Riggio

Twenty-five Baltimore correctional officers were indicted Tuesday with allegations of assaulting and threatening detainees in a state-run jail, tampering with evidence and falsifying correctional documents. Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Jennifer Friedman released most of them Wednesday, pending their trial. Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby’s office secured these 25…

U.S. Navy Sailor Opens Fire at Pearl Harbor, Killing Two, Injuring One, Officials Say

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An active-duty U.S. Navy sailor opened fire at Pearl Harbor, killing two others and injuring a third before killing himself on Wednesday afternoon, according to base officials. No identities have been released, but all of the victims were male, Rear Adm. Robb Chadwick told the press in a Wednesday evening…

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‘We Build the Wall’ Group Ordered by Judge to Stop Building in Texas

News December 5, 2019 / by Katherine Lewin

The right-wing group “We Build the Wall” has been ordered by a judge to temporarily stop building a border wall in Texas on private land because it could endanger the National Butterfly Center in Mission. We Build the Wall is a crowdfunding campaign set up about a year ago to…

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Increased Mortality Rates Among Whites Driven by Apparent Fear of Loss of Social Status, Study Says

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A new study published by public health researchers from the University of Toronto suggests that rising short-term mortality rates of white Americans appear to be “driven principally by the anxiety of losing their social status.” The fear is unfounded as there’s been no evidence to indicate that they are worse…

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Global Greenhouse Emissions Projected to Increase for Third Year in a Row

News December 5, 2019 / by Katherine Lewin

A new analysis by the Global Carbon Project found that worldwide greenhouse emissions are projected to increase for the third year in a row in 2019. Total emissions are expected to increase by 0.6% from 2018 to 2019, breaking another record high with total carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels…

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