The Hudson River Brigade’s striking protest in Croton-on-Hudson challenges Trump’s “Make America Great Again” slogan by posing the thought-provoking question, “ARE WE GREAT YET?” Coordinating
The Climate Action Network (CAN-UK) sets an inclusive agenda for COP30, aiming to integrate marginalized voices in climate policy by promoting a Gender Action Plan,
Apple faces criticism after removing popular LGBTQ+ apps Blued and Finka from its Chinese App Store, following direct orders from the Cyberspace Administration of China.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis aims to terminate the Diversity Visa lottery, a move that could reshape the American workforce and impact sectors reliant on international
At COP30 in Brazil, UN Women highlights the essential role of gender equality in climate action, pushing for a stronger Gender Action Plan to support
New York City’s remarkable shift towards inclusivity has seen 36% of city contracts now awarded to Minority- and Women-Owned Business Enterprises (MWBEs), thanks to initiatives
In a significant transparency shift, tech giants Google, Meta, and Microsoft have stopped publishing their workforce diversity data, underscoring an anti-DEI climate reminiscent of Trump-era
In the wake of the George Floyd protests, the anti-racism movement surged but now faces criticism and introspection for approaches perceived as counter to American
In a revealing legal battle, an attorney has sued Belmont for retracting LGBTQ+ protections and violating transparency laws, sparking significant local concern and debate. This
Indiana University lecturer Jessica Adams’s removal from the classroom following a controversy over teaching white supremacy has sparked a heated debate on academic freedom and