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Juneteenth
Lifestyle
Americans adjust to new national holiday Juneteenth in many different ways, from parties to quiet reflection to pondering essential strangeness
By Bianca Vázquez Toness, Ed White, Adrian Sainz and The Associated PressJune 19, 2023
Sam Houston
Lifestyle
One of the 182,566 people freed on the first Juneteenth was Joshua Houston, the enslaved servant of the famous general. This is his story.
By Jeffrey L. Littlejohn, Zachary Montz and The ConversationJune 18, 2023
CEO of PR giant Edelman U.S. urges leaders to stay the course on racial equity and LGBTQ rights: ‘Backtracking kills your credibility’
Leadership
CEO of PR giant Edelman U.S. urges leaders to stay the course on racial equity and LGBTQ rights: ‘Backtracking kills your credibility’
By Phil WahbaJune 16, 2023
Makia Green
Success
‘White supremacy at work’: A Black community organizer with $20,000 in student loans sees a pattern in the court challenge to debt relief
By Annie Ma, Aaron Morrison and The Associated PressJune 15, 2023
Daniel Penny
Politics
New York grand jury decides to indict the ex-Marine who choked a man to death on the subway
By Michael R. Sisak and The Associated PressJune 14, 2023
SCOTUS likely to end affirmative action. Here’s what the policy accomplished—and didn’t
Newsletters
SCOTUS likely to end affirmative action. Here’s what the policy accomplished—and didn’t
By Ellen McGirtJune 9, 2023
Billy Woods
Politics
Florida sheriff appalled he couldn’t immediately arrest white woman who shot and killed Black neighbor: ‘I may not like them. I may not agree with them. But however, those laws I will follow.’
By Curt Anderson, Freida Frisaro and The Associated PressJune 7, 2023
The Federal government wants to make sure that automated formulas valuing homes don’t discriminate against people of color
Politics
The Federal government wants to make sure that automated formulas valuing homes don’t discriminate against people of color
By Josh Boak and The Associated PressJune 1, 2023
Sean 'Diddy' Combs is suing Diageo over their joint tequila brand DeLeon.
Lifestyle
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs sues spirits company for billions, claiming it was racist to his vodka and tequila business
By Christiaan HetznerJune 1, 2023
Vinicius
Lifestyle
The horrific racial abuse that Real Madrid’s Vinicius Junior keeps suffering suggests Spain’s soccer problem is bigger than bad fans
By John M. Sloop and The ConversationMay 26, 2023
Win Rosenfeld, Steven Yeun, Daniel Kaluuya, Jordan Peele, Keke Palmer and Brandon Perea attend the world premiere of Universal Pictures' "NOPE" at TCL Chinese Theatre on July 18, 2022 in Hollywood, California.
Newsletters
A summer reading and podcast list by and for inclusive leaders
By Ellen McGirtMay 26, 2023
In this photo illustration a Google Play Store logo is seen on a smartphone.
Tech
Google pulls ‘Slavery Simulator’ from app store after backlash from Brazilian gamers
By Chloe TaylorMay 26, 2023
Win Rosenfeld, Steven Yeun, Daniel Kaluuya, Jordan Peele, Keke Palmer and Brandon Perea attend the world premiere of Universal Pictures' "NOPE" at TCL Chinese Theatre on July 18, 2022 in Hollywood, California.
Newsletters
These are the most inclusive films of the last 4 years—and the producers and companies behind them
By Ellen McGirtMay 19, 2023
Rhode Island church window
Lifestyle
‘Unique and highly unusual’ stained-glass window from 1878 found in Rhode Island showing Jesus as person of color
By Mark Pratt and The Associated PressMay 14, 2023
What F5’s CEO learned after overhauling the board’s diversity: ‘Being a director today requires being quite an athlete’
Newsletters
What F5’s CEO learned after overhauling the board’s diversity: ‘Being a director today requires being quite an athlete’
By Ellen McGirtMay 12, 2023
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