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Asian Americans Scarce Among Silicon Valley Executives
A new report shows that while Asian Americans are well represented among the work force of five large tech firms, they remain underrepresented in leadership roles.
Subtle Sexism, Mansplaining and Manterruptions No Longer Tolerated
From Microsoft's CEO to Tucker Carlson, critical mass is building for recognizing subtle forms of sexist behavior.
Is the STEM Talent Pipeline Really the Problem?
At the White House Science Fair, the POTUS announced $90M in new pledges for his STEM initiatives
Microsoft Further Proves the Company Is a Man's World
Microsoft quietly released its diversity statistics last month—and the results not only reinforced CEO Satya Nadella's comments about women in the workforce, but also show that Microsoft's stats are right in line with every other tech company.
Sony Pictures Data Theft Reveals Zero Diversity in Top Ranks
Hollywood has been trying to improve its diversity on-screen … but the folks leading things behind the scenes are a different story.
Amazon's Demographic Data: More of the Same
The company's numbers are in line with those of its fellow tech giants. But what omission has the Rainbow PUSH Coalition calling Amazon "intentionally deceptive"?
Apple CEO: 'I'm Proud to Be Gay'
Tim Cook becomes the first openly LGBT CEO of a Fortune 500 company. But how long will it be before his company gives more opportunities to underrepresented groups?
EXCLUSIVE: Rev. Jesse Jackson—Why Diversity In Silicon Valley Matters
Imagine if NBA scouts had never looked at Michael Jordan. In this exclusive, Rev. Jesse Jackson says Silicon Valley executives are making a big mistake by not including the entire talent pool.
Study: Plenty of Qualified Blacks, Latinos Available for Tech Jobs
While most tech giants claim that their employees are almost all white, Asian or male because those are the applicants they get, new research stats proves that to be untrue.
Luke Visconti, DiversityInc's CEO: Karma Is Not a Career Strategy
This five-point plan would've helped Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recover from his spectacular blunder regarding women in the workplace.
Microsoft CEO: Women Should Rely on 'Good Karma,' Not Ask for Raises
Satya Nadella puts his foot in his mouth during a conference celebrating women in computing. Read his entire comments here.
Apple's Diversity Data: Better Representation of Blacks, Latinos
In a letter accompanying the data, Tim Cook becomes the first Silicon Valley CEO to personally call for more improvement at his company.
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