The ABA Really Doesn't Want To Get Sued By Blum & Co.
The ABA's revision of the Judicial Clerkship Program signals a move away from diversity efforts amidst scrutiny over perceived discrimination.
Amherst and Tufts report drop in students of color
Incoming classes at Tufts and Amherst have seen decreased percentages of students of color, attributed to the Supreme Court's decision on race-conscious admissions.
NYC school superintendent accused of warning 'No more white principals' abruptly ousted amid staff complaints
Marion Wilson's removal highlights racial tensions and leadership conflicts in Staten Island public schools, sparking significant public interest and controversy.
100% tenure recommendations less likely for minority faculty
Minority faculty face systemic challenges in tenure processes, specifically during collegewide committee evaluations, despite no disparities evident at earlier decision levels.
WSJ News Exclusive | Fewer Black Professionals Are Getting Promoted Into Management, Reversing Trend
U.S. companies have lost momentum in promoting Black professionals into management.
After the murder of George Floyd, companies set goals for advancing Black talent.
Some progress has been made in hiring and promoting Black professionals.
Met police chief hails race action plan as a step in the right direction'
Scotland Yard is implementing changes to rebuild trust with London's black community through reforms in stop-and-search practices and recruitment efforts.
The ABA Really Doesn't Want To Get Sued By Blum & Co.
The ABA's revision of the Judicial Clerkship Program signals a move away from diversity efforts amidst scrutiny over perceived discrimination.
Amherst and Tufts report drop in students of color
Incoming classes at Tufts and Amherst have seen decreased percentages of students of color, attributed to the Supreme Court's decision on race-conscious admissions.
NYC school superintendent accused of warning 'No more white principals' abruptly ousted amid staff complaints
Marion Wilson's removal highlights racial tensions and leadership conflicts in Staten Island public schools, sparking significant public interest and controversy.
100% tenure recommendations less likely for minority faculty
Minority faculty face systemic challenges in tenure processes, specifically during collegewide committee evaluations, despite no disparities evident at earlier decision levels.
WSJ News Exclusive | Fewer Black Professionals Are Getting Promoted Into Management, Reversing Trend
U.S. companies have lost momentum in promoting Black professionals into management.
After the murder of George Floyd, companies set goals for advancing Black talent.
Some progress has been made in hiring and promoting Black professionals.
Met police chief hails race action plan as a step in the right direction'
Scotland Yard is implementing changes to rebuild trust with London's black community through reforms in stop-and-search practices and recruitment efforts.
Advocates hope Harris will boost momentum on reparations to Black Americans
Kamala Harris's campaign revitalizes the reparations movement with her historic candidacy and past support, although her current priorities are unclear.
LAUSD's Black student achievement program upended, targeted by conservative Virginia group
Los Angeles Unified School District will eliminate race as a factor in its academic program after legal pressure, angering supporters of the original initiative.
How Black Americans are reacting to Trump becoming president again
Trump's support among Black Americans remains unchanged nationally while Hispanic voter support has seen a notable increase.
Concerns about Trump's impact on civil rights and racial equity are significant among various Black Americans.
Advocates hope Harris will boost momentum on reparations to Black Americans
Kamala Harris's campaign revitalizes the reparations movement with her historic candidacy and past support, although her current priorities are unclear.
LAUSD's Black student achievement program upended, targeted by conservative Virginia group
Los Angeles Unified School District will eliminate race as a factor in its academic program after legal pressure, angering supporters of the original initiative.
How Black Americans are reacting to Trump becoming president again
Trump's support among Black Americans remains unchanged nationally while Hispanic voter support has seen a notable increase.
Concerns about Trump's impact on civil rights and racial equity are significant among various Black Americans.
Poor people in battleground Georgia see no reason to vote and their decision could swing election
Many eligible voters in Bibb County are disengaged from elections due to pressing daily struggles.
Civic engagement is challenging in communities facing high poverty and instability.
The Fearless Fund, Hello Alice, and Robby Starbuck
Corporate pledges to racial equity have faced legal challenges and backlash since George Floyd's murder, affecting initiatives for Black-owned businesses.
She Didn't See Other Black Hikers. She Decided to Change That.
Black Girls Hike promotes inclusivity and representation in outdoor activities, empowering women of color in the British countryside.
'Running While Black' tells a new story about who belongs in the sport
Running While Black highlights the non-traditional journey of Alison Mariella Desir into long-distance running, redefining the sport's history by including influential Black runners.
She Didn't See Other Black Hikers. She Decided to Change That.
Black Girls Hike promotes inclusivity and representation in outdoor activities, empowering women of color in the British countryside.
'Running While Black' tells a new story about who belongs in the sport
Running While Black highlights the non-traditional journey of Alison Mariella Desir into long-distance running, redefining the sport's history by including influential Black runners.
Protesters push for action on reparations bills on final day of California Legislature
Some California lawmakers are urging the passage of reparations bills for Black residents that have stalled in the legislature, citing various concerns.
NYC bills propose sign marking Wall Street as first slave market, along with reparations study
New York City lawmakers are preparing to study slavery's impact and consider reparations for descendants of enslaved people.
What Are Reparations? - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Reparations for Black people should include resources like land and money, policies and programs, and combating anti-Blackness.
Protesters push for action on reparations bills on final day of California Legislature
Some California lawmakers are urging the passage of reparations bills for Black residents that have stalled in the legislature, citing various concerns.
NYC bills propose sign marking Wall Street as first slave market, along with reparations study
New York City lawmakers are preparing to study slavery's impact and consider reparations for descendants of enslaved people.
What Are Reparations? - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Reparations for Black people should include resources like land and money, policies and programs, and combating anti-Blackness.
Harvard releases race data for Class of 2028 - Harvard Gazette
The Supreme Court's ruling has significantly impacted the racial and ethnic composition of Harvard's incoming Class of 2028.
Arthur J. Gregg, Trailblazing Army Officer, Is Dead at 96
General Arthur J. Gregg was the first African American Army officer to achieve lieutenant general rank and had a military base named after him in his lifetime.
Corporations could be better champions of racial equity, research shows
Focus on justice, education, racial equity, and policing reform is essential for combating systemic issues in communities.
Did Tim Walz discriminate against white people over COVID-19 treatments? Claims of such distort his plan - Poynter
Access to monoclonal antibody treatments during the pandemic in Minnesota was prioritized based on various risk factors, including race, which, as an approach, has been misrepresented.
Lori E. Lightfoot: We must empower Chicago's nonprofit sector
Black Chicagoans were hardest hit by COVID-19, dying at six times the rate of any other demographic.
Community-based organizations (CBOs) played a crucial role in responding to the pandemic by providing services, resources, and support to communities.
Did Tim Walz discriminate against white people over COVID-19 treatments? Claims of such distort his plan - Poynter
Access to monoclonal antibody treatments during the pandemic in Minnesota was prioritized based on various risk factors, including race, which, as an approach, has been misrepresented.
Lori E. Lightfoot: We must empower Chicago's nonprofit sector
Black Chicagoans were hardest hit by COVID-19, dying at six times the rate of any other demographic.
Community-based organizations (CBOs) played a crucial role in responding to the pandemic by providing services, resources, and support to communities.
VCU, GMU won't require DEI classes after Youngkin's review
Undergraduate diversity-themed coursework mandates in public Virginia universities faced opposition from Republican governor, leading to the mandates being removed before implementation.
Sorry, Team Biden: Lower capital-gains taxes aren't racist - higher ones are
The Biden administration proposed raising capital gains taxes, linking lower tax rates to racial disparities, which has sparked controversy.
Woke NYC Child Services policies will result in dead black kids
The Administration for Children's Services (ACS) in NYC is shifting focus to racial equity, leading to concerns about child safety and intervention procedures.
PHOTOS: National Action Network hosts 33rd Convention
The National Action Network's 33rd convention featured notable figures like Joy Reid and Dr. Michael Eric Dyson.
The Trump Campaign's Big Lie About Anti-White Racism Has Reached a New Low
Former President Trump's administration plans to utilize Civil Rights-era legislation against historically underserved communities.
The Trump campaign portrays diversity programs as discriminating against white Americans and favoring nonwhite communities.
Conservatives turned 'DEI' into another dog whistle. Black Twitter isn't having it.
DEI initiatives being blamed for incidents like the bridge collapse.
Black Twitter's ability to de-weaponize racist dog whistles through humor.
Racial Equity Leaders Aim to Build Solidarity Across the Americas - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Increased attention to ultra-right's political power attempts in the Americas
Efforts to build intercontinental solidarity among advocates in response to conservative waves
Beyond Pledges: Building More Inclusive Capital Ecosystems - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Efforts to address racial inequality have resulted in financial pledges totaling $340 billion, but progress and tangible impact remain unclear.
The existing capital systems fail to address the fundamental systems that reproduce inequality, leading to a mismatch between investment and impact.
Did The Firms That Shared MLK Quotes Actually Read The Guy?
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is often misused as a way for people to justify positions that King would not have supported.
Martin Luther King Jr. had non-violence and racial equity as core tenets of his philosophy, and it is jarring to see people who do not embody those values praising him.
Did The Firms That Shared MLK Quotes Actually Read The Guy?
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is often misused as a way for people to justify positions that King would not have supported.
Martin Luther King Jr. had non-violence and racial equity as core tenets of his philosophy, and it is jarring to see people who do not embody those values praising him.
Did The Firms That Shared MLK Quotes Actually Read The Guy?
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is often misused as a way for people to justify positions that King would not have supported.
Martin Luther King Jr. had non-violence and racial equity as core tenets of his philosophy, and it is jarring to see people who do not embody those values praising him.
Did The Firms That Shared MLK Quotes Actually Read The Guy?
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is often misused as a way for people to justify positions that King would not have supported.
Martin Luther King Jr. had non-violence and racial equity as core tenets of his philosophy, and it is jarring to see people who do not embody those values praising him.
Did The Firms That Shared MLK Quotes Actually Read The Guy?
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is often misused as a way for people to justify positions that King would not have supported.
Martin Luther King Jr. had non-violence and racial equity as core tenets of his philosophy, and it is jarring to see people who do not embody those values praising him.
Blow: Biden's conventional appeal to black voters needs an overhaul
Biden's success is crucial to prevent a second Trump presidency in 2024.
Biden needs to improve his appeals to Black voters and offer a clearer vision for his second term.
Centering Behavioral and Social Science in US Policymaking - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
The White House emphasizes the importance of incorporating social and behavioral science in evidence-based policymaking for better outcomes.
U.S. home prices have far outpaced paychecks. See what it looks like where you live
Home prices sharply rise post-COVID, making ownership unattainable for many Americans.
Now is the time to give artists a thriving wage
Artists need to thrive, not just survive, through equitable pay and support for basic needs.
Governor of Maryland pardoned over 175,000 marijuana convictions, emphasizing racial equity and removing barriers post-legalization.
'Running While Black' tells a new story about who belongs in the sport
Running While Black highlights the non-traditional journey of Alison Mariella Desir into long-distance running, redefining the sport's history by including influential Black runners.