Minority Contracting Comes to Medicine

Hospitals are giving minority contractors a big leg up on everything from medical equipment to cancer screening

Smithsonian Opens ‘Latinx’ Internship Program to All Races in Face of Legal Challenge

Move comes amid a flurry of lawsuits challenging racial preferences

Democrats Aren't the Party of Diversity. Here's Proof.

'It's unprecedented'

Stanford Law School Taps Organizer of Shout-Down Protest To Help Find New Dean

Matthew Coffin is the leader of an LGBT student group that derailed a Federalist Society event featuring Fifth Circuit judge Kyle Duncan

Who Pays for Reparations?

How America's changing demographic reality makes reparations a non-starter

DNC Officials Warn Delegates Could Be Too White

Just 6 Percent of New S&P Jobs Went to White Applicants in The Wake of George Floyd, Analysis Shows

Findings raise questions about the scope of corporate race discrimination

Diversity Matters: White Man Named WNBA Executive of the Year

Jonathan Kolb's diverse lived experience propels New York Liberty to historic heights

Meet The Top-Flight Law Firms Running Illegal Diversity Programs

Wachtell Lipton, Winston & Strawn, Baker McKenzie, Sidley Austin, and Susman Godfrey bar white applicants from professional opportunities.

Emory Healthcare Replaces Christmas Eve With Juneteenth on Paid Holiday Calendar

Change will ensure ‘equitable outcomes for all,’ hospital CEO says