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Facebook Forced To Pay a Record $14-Million Settlement for Discriminating Against US Workers

October continues to be a month Facebook likely wishes it could forget. First came Frances Haugen, the whistleblower who explained in chilling detail how the site and its algorithms are designed to profit off what she called “the spread and amplification of hate, misinformation and political unrest.” Then there was…

ACLU Sues Oklahoma Over Law Prohibiting Teaching of Critical Race Theory

Haters News Organizational Misbehavior Politics Racism Republicans October 20, 2021 / by Brian Good

The fight against the concept of critical race theory and the “danger” it supposedly poses to American schools continues, this time with a new ACLU lawsuit against the state of Oklahoma. CNN’s Madeline Holcombe has reported that “a group of students and educators have filed a complaint challenging an Oklahoma…

Dr. Rachel Levine Becomes the First Transgender 4-Star Officer in US History

Diversity Champion Good News LGBT News Politics October 20, 2021 / by Brian Good

In a history-making show of diversity and inclusion, Dr. Rachel Levine has become the first openly transgender four-star officer to earn a position in one of the nation’s eight uniformed services. As we reported back in March 2021, Dr. Levine was also the first openly trans person to be confirmed…

EY on How Empathetic Leadership Leads to Higher Job Satisfaction and Fewer Employee Turnovers

Featured Partners October 19, 2021 / by Featured Partner

Originally published at ey.com. EY is a DiversityInc Hall of Fame company. On Oct. 14, Ernst & Young released the 2021 EY Empathy in Business Survey, tracking how empathy affects leaders, employees and innovation in the workplace. The survey of more than 1,000 Americans who are employed reveals that…

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Philadelphia SEPTA Commuters Do Nothing as Woman is Raped on Evening Train

Crime News Women October 19, 2021 / by Brian Good

In a truly shocking display, a woman in Philadelphia was recently raped on a train filled with commuters — and nobody did anything to stop the attack. Claudia Lauer of the Associated Press reported that “a man charged with raping a woman on a commuter train just outside of Philadelphia…

More Than 300 Black Congressional Staffers Decry Lack of Diversity on Capitol Hill; Challenge Lawmakers To ‘Do Better’

Democrats News Organizational Misbehavior Politics Racism Republicans October 19, 2021 / by Brian Good

Regardless of which party is in power at any given time, people of color continue to be woefully underrepresented in not just elected office but also within support roles working for those lawmakers. And now, hundreds of these staffers are speaking out about what they call an “appalling” lack of…

NYC City Council Votes To Remove Controversial Thomas Jefferson Statue

Good News News Politics Racism October 19, 2021 / by Brian Good

President Thomas Jefferson remains a controversial historical figure for a number of reasons, including his dark past as a slave owner. And now, officials in New York City have decided to remove a high-profile statue of the founding father from the place it has stood for more than 100 years….

Employees at Cox Enterprises Share How They Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month

Featured Partners October 18, 2021 / by Featured Partner

Originally published on LinkedIn. Cox Communications ranked No. 32 on The DiversityInc Top 50 Companies for Diversity list in 2021. Hispanic Heritage Month festivities continue at Cox, and we love hearing employees’ stories and perspectives during this time of celebration. Here, some of Cox’s Hispanic and Latinx employees make…

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New Study Reveals Locations With More Confederate Monuments Coincided With a Greater Number of Lynchings

News Organizational Misbehavior Racism October 18, 2021 / by Brian Good

In not necessarily surprising but still disturbing news, a new study from the University of Virginia reveals that locations with a greater number of Confederate monuments tended to have a more extensive history of public lynchings of Black men and women. Kynala Phillips of NBC News reported that the study,…

Janneke Parrish, Co-Creator of #AppleToo Movement, Fired by Apple

Business News Organizational Misbehavior October 18, 2021 / by Brian Good

One of the co-founders of the #AppleToo movement, which alleges ongoing racism, sexism and discrimination within the tech leader, has been fired by the company. CNN’s Rishi Iyengar reported that Janneke Parrish, a former program manager at Apple, was suspended late last week and later terminated. Parrish told CNN that…

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