Discrimination

Brampton has become the centre for one of the most interesting literary festivals around. With its mandate to devote itself to under-represented authors and storytellers, it’s helped…
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For Dr. Tina Hernandez-Boussard, solving inequities in healthcare is only possible when the people who collect, analyze and interpret data to make decisions, are as diverse as those…
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MASSENA — The Massena Central school District had named Diversity, Equity and Inclusion as one of its goals for the school year, and Superintendent Patrick H. Brady said they’re working…
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As I’ve written in the past, when it comes to increasing diversity, higher education institutions don’t have a pipeline problem so much as a recognizing excellence that looks different…
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A composer, a playwright and a collective of artists committed to repairing relationships between Wabanaki people and non-Natives are the Maine recipients of grant funding awarded this…
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Bill Westrate, who took over as CEO of American Family Insurance in January, has joined nearly 2,000 corporate leaders in signing the CEO Action for Diversity and Inclusion, the largest…
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In collaboration with the Cornell University Insect Collection, the Museum of the Earth opened a new exhibit on March 28 called “Six-Legged Science: Unlocking the Secrets of the Insect…
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The Gen Z Mexican rapper and singer-songwriter Natanael Cano dropped his new album NATAKONG today (April 8). This time, his work is released under both his own label, Los CT, and Rancho…
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Xavier University of Louisiana has prepared African-American students for medical school or doctorate degrees in the health sciences since the 1976. It consistently ranks high in the…
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AUSTIN, Minn. — Varinh Van Vugt moved to Austin as a child when her family was among the first Southeast Asian refugees to resettle in the city after the Vietnam War.…
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