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  • College male graduates hugging and smilingNewsletters

    Where the Biden administration’s student debt relief plan will do the most good

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  • Y-Vonne Hutchinson speaks at the Bloomberg Breakaway CEO Summit in New York.Newsletters

    Meet the Black woman leading the Television Academy’s diversity and inclusion initiative—and why it might actually work

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  • A Black teacher with a face mask explaining exam results to elementary student in the classroom.Newsletters

    Workers are demanding more from employers than ever before. Indeed’s CEO explains why the future of work is dependent on whether employers can deliver

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  • CHELTENHAM, ENGLAND – OCTOBER 12: Salman Rushdie, 2019 Booker Prize, shortlisted author, at the Cheltenham Literature Festival 2019 on October 12, 2019 in Cheltenham, England. (Photo by David Levenson/Getty Images)Newsletters

    Free speech has been under siege in classrooms. The attack on Salman Rushdie could signal where the battle is headed next

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  • Businesswoman in wheelchair leading group discussion in creative officeNewsletters

    After sudden hearing loss, an important conversation about race, disability, and equity

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  • Serena Williams on the court at Wimbledon 2022 wearing an all-white outfit.Newsletters

    Why Serena Williams’ mark on tennis goes far beyond her wins

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  • A white woman wearing a face mask voting behind a boothNewsletters

    Diverse communities are not immune to racial resentment. In fact, they might be more prone, a new study finds

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  • Nichelle Nichols as Lt. Uhura in the STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIESNewsletters

    Losing Nichelle Nichols and Bill Russell is a reminder that there is still more trailblazing to do

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  • Jordan Peele at the world premiere of Nope.Newsletters

    Jordan Peele understands that the only thing scarier than engaging with America’s history and future is ignoring it

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  • Woman speaking to a group of diverse coworkers at an officeNewsletters

    The next big threat to corporate diversity success is here

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  • A gay couple holds their marriage certificatesNewsletters

    Why losing the right to share America’s history could put its future in jeopardy

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  • Former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords smilingNewsletters

    Gabby Giffords is still campaigning, this time to end gun violence

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  • Beyonce performing on stageNewsletters

    Beyoncé wants to save the world with a summer anthem and a reprieve from the times

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  • A man reads to a group of people in a bookstoreNewsletters

    Your local bookstore could be one of the final frontiers for saving democracy. Here’s why you need to support it

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  • A memorial for the seven victims of the Highland Park, Illinois shooting, with a blue heart on a while pole for each of the lives lost.Newsletters

    Why gun violence is a C-suite issue

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