West Point’s decision to disband 12 student affinity groups, following an executive order for a “colorblind and merit-based” society, represents a significant shift in military
In a surprising move, Amazon has removed diversity references from its annual report, reflecting a broader trend in corporate America of scaling back diversity, equity,
As Apple shareholders prepare to vote on a proposal to abolish its DEI policies, Institutional Shareholder Services urges them to reject the move, emphasizing the
Attorney General Pam Bondi’s recent crackdown on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs at private companies and universities has sparked nationwide debate as it challenges
The U.S. decision to boycott the G20 meeting, led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio in opposition to South Africa’s diversity agenda, has set the
In response to federal compliance pressures, Google is scaling back its ambitious diversity goals, reflecting a broader trend among tech giants to reassess inclusion efforts
Google’s decision to end specific diversity hiring targets has sparked lively debate, highlighting a broader trend of tech companies reevaluating DEI initiatives amid shifting legal
Google’s decision to abandon diversity-based hiring targets raises questions about the future of inclusivity in tech, impacting communities reliant on these initiatives for equitable opportunities.
Amidst South Korea’s political turbulence, the Sunpride Foundation’s upcoming LGBTQ+ art exhibition in Seoul aims to be more than an artistic showcase—it’s a bold conversation
As Alabama’s 2025 legislative session convenes, social justice groups, spearheaded by the ACLU of Alabama, spotlight voting rights and criminal justice reforms amidst restrictive policies