Adding women to corporate boards improves decisions about medical product safety
Corporate boards with women on them are more likely to recall dangerous products. Image Source/Getty Images Corinne Post, Lehigh University ; ...
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A short history of black women and police violence
A protester holds up a sign with Breonna Taylor’s name. Taylor was killed by police officers on March 13. Brett Carlsen/Getty ...
Read MoreGoogle promises to improve diversity at senior levels, commits $175 million for black businesses
Google on Wednesday pledged to spend $175 million to create more economic opportunities for black businesses and job-seekers, as said it would ...
Read MoreSix years into reporting diversity, Big Tech has made little progress in hiring minorities
Mega-cap tech companies began publishing annual diversity reports in 2014. But few have made much ground, especially in hiring Black ...
Read MoreA new study shows Trump’s anti-immigration policies will end up hurting the US
The Donald Trump administration’s planned measures to help American graduates find jobs during the Covid-19 pandemic may backfire in ...
Read MoreCompanies are making bold promises about greater diversity -- there’s a long way to go
As women and minorities continue to be underrepresented in leadership positions, companies are releasing statements and announcing ...
Read MoreThousands of scientists go on strike to protest systemic racism in STEM
Thousands of scientists across the world stopped working on Wednesday to protest institutional racism, a strike that follows two weeks of ...
Read MoreU.S. companies vow to fight racism but face critics on diversity
In the past, U.S. corporations have largely remained silent as protests erupted over killings of African-Americans by police officers. That ...
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