The Latest Breaking News from DEI

Impact funds that invest in people of color have come under legal heat in the past year and so are moving away from using terms like DEI and ESG.

So many people don’t understand what DEI (diversity, equity, inclusion) really means, and that has led to some misconceptions about its relevance.

An excerpt from yesterday's editorial: [J]obseekers who disagree with the ideological premises of such inquiries have an overwhelming incentive to suppress their true beliefs, or pretend to have the "right" ones, lest they be eliminated from consideration. It's a dilemma, especially given the high stakes: As the University of California…

Missouri congressman Eric Burlison advocates for merit-based DEI in hiring, emphasizing equal opportunities for all. The ongoing debate on effective strate...

House Republicans question transparency and effectiveness of government diversity programs, highlighting concerns over ideological influences and wasteful ...

Tuesday’s Texas Senate hearing comes as lawmakers are expected to propose new laws next year to enforce the DEI ban and prevent antisemitism.

Some members of board of trustees, which voted for divestment, cited students’ Gaza protests as reason for redesignation of funds

Accusations of antisemitism are the tip of the spear in a frightening illiberal project serving an autocratic agenda

Graduating students raised funds and took the lead organizing smaller ceremonies meant to highlight their identities and cultural heritage.

People still hold unconscious biases and stereotypes about groups outside of their own, and this permeates into how they act and treat others.

Texas, one of the most conservative US states, has implemented laws limiting the ability to protest against Israel.