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Black Panther and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever were global hits that played out in an imaginary African kingdom and feature a universe of black creative talent. What’s not to love about the franchise? Quite a lot, reckons cultural and literary studies scholar Jeanne-Marie Viljoen. We asked her to explain.

Discover the creative and thought-provoking take on the Supreme Court's affirmative action decision and its impact on college admissions. Unveil the import...

Tech titans are reevaluating their DEI programs, with budget cuts of up to 90%. Is the pendulum swinging back as companies prioritize profits over equity? ...

Stephen Miller's conservative non-profit, America First Legal, is targeting companies with diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, claiming they discrim...

Join Horace Cooper as he passionately discusses the importance of standards with creative flair. From defending Claudine Gay to tackling DEI ideology, this...

Discarded shells from restaurants and hotels are being used to restore damaged oyster ecosystems, promote biodiversity and lower pollution in the city’s bays

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever rewrote Hollywood’s script for superhero movies. English professor Diana Adesola Mafe was recently involved in an academic roundtable that offers a critical conversation about it and another film set in an African kingdom, The Woman King. She argues that Wakanda Forever is a breakthrough film. We…

Lucas said he respected that ‘things have changed’ since the BBC sketch show was originally broadcast in 2003

Journalist, who is the founder of Media Diversity Australia, says she believes she was terminated unlawfully

The shrinking of corporate diversity and inclusion functions isn't as catastrophic as some argue.

Kerala Women's Commission Chair recommends project to conserve indigenous crops, 180 varieties of tuber conserved on 75 cents.