The Latest Breaking News from DEI

Comcast Corp. has 189,000 employees, and Dalila Wilson-Scott wants to hear from all of them.

Republican legislation threatens to turn Ron DeSantis’ higher education vision into law

In a memo written Monday and obtained by The Texas Tribune, Abbott’s chief of staff Gardner Pate told agency leaders that using diversity, equity and inclusion policies in hiring violates federal and state employment laws, and hiring cannot be based on factors “other than merit.”

Amna Khalid and Jeffrey Aaron Snyder argue that we should not kid ourselves about the threat university DEI bureaucracies pose to academic freedom, but is there a better way?

With anti-Semitism on the rise, it is critical that "companies expand their DEI work to include anti-Semitism."

Now that DEI has become a business priority and critical component of ESG strategies, companies are looking at workplace culture and policies to pinpoint and eradicate racial biases.

Human resources and DEI teams are getting axed after steering companies through the pandemic and social justice uprisings.

The Denver Broncos’ vice president of diversity, equity and inclusion is the first woman of color to hold a role of that level in organization.

PHILADELPHIA — Sesame Place officials issued several apologies after an actor in a Rosita costume snubbed two little Black girls who visited the amusement park this month. In the heated aftermath that included protests and additional claims of racism, Sesame Place pledged to institute mandatory diversity, equity, and inclusion training…