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In most diverse Congress in history, staff representation lags

WASHINGTON — The 118th Congress is the most diverse in history, with a quarter of members identifying as nonwhite. But disparities persist as lawmakers choose the people who really run things behind the scenes — their staff.

Tribune News Service

Golf has ‘an exceptionally long way to go’ to improve diversity

Nicola Bennett is an ambassador for the Golf Foundation, helping to drive grassroots campaigns

The Independent UK

Focusing on diversity means we miss the big picture. It’s class that shapes our lives

In shifting our gaze from equality, we lose sight of the most marginalised

The Guardian - UK

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Cattle Australia chair David Foote's 'patronising' comments disappoint industry members

Comments by Cattle Australia chair David Foote about women's role in the industry being at "every kitchen table" have renewed calls for gender diversity on agricultural boards.

ABC News

Senior councillor seen knitting during Monmouthshire council meeting as she was asked questions

Councillor Rachel Garrick said the wave of criticism suggested a failure to understand diversity

Wales Online

Half of global GDP relies on nature–but it’s being wiped out. Here’s the business case for investing in biodiversity

Wall Street has been pricing natural assets at zero. That era is over, according to Oliver Wyman Group CEO Nick Studer.

Fortune

In most diverse Congress in history, staff representation lags - Roll Call

The 118th Congress is the most diverse in history, with a quarter of members identifying as nonwhite. But disparities persist for staff.

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From Japanese knotweed to grey squirrel: How one chef is plating up invasive species

Japanese knotweed, grey squirrels, and American signal crayfish are just some of the invasive species endangering native biodiversity in the UK. But what if we ate them? Kate Ng piques her appetite for the pests that plague Britain

The Independent UK

Colleges are bracing for a court decision on affirmative action. Here's what Princeton's president is doing to prepare

The U.S. Supreme Court this spring is expected to issue a ruling that could ban or alter how local universities consider race when deciding whether to admit students.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Republic Day 2023: BrahMos, Akash Missile, Arjun; Cultural Diversity, Women Empowerment Seen On Kartavya Path

In the Republic Day Parade 2023, the world saw India's diverse strengths along with cultural richness and women empowerment on the Kartavya Path in the national capital. Read further on Dynamite News:

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How Brooklyn's Much-Copied Diversity Plan Helped Throw its Best Middle School Into Chaos

After former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio changed the admissions rules at the school his kids graduated from, testing, safety, and excellence plummeted.

Reason

Researchers Discover Elephant Extinction Could Have Major Impact On Atmospheric Carbon Levels

Researchers report that elephants play a key role in creating forests which store more atmospheric carbon and maintaining the biodiversity of forests in Africa. Read full story on Dynamite News:

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Florida to ‘curb’ diversity efforts at universities, Lt. Gov. Nunez says

Tribune News Service

Iconic Cardiff mural to be painted over as artists issue statement

"It has celebrated different communities, started conversations that need to happen, promoted diversity and championed inclusivity'

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Cute, furry and key to the ecosystem: can sea otters save the US west coast?

Campaign seeks to restore seas otters to northern California and Oregon: ‘They are really important to coastal ecosystems’

The Conversation

It's not all about gender or ethnicity: a blind spot in diversity programs is holding equality back

Diversity, inclusion and equity policies are now broadly endorsed in Australian organisations. But not all diversities are equal. Our research suggests while programs for women and some racial minorities are being embraced, other diversities are excluded.

The Guardian - US

Brazil’s female diplomats in new equality push after dark days of Bolsonaro

Movement to tackle lack of diversity within Brazil’s foreign office coincides with Lula’s return to power

The Guardian - UK

Endangered foods: why our diet is narrower than ever – and the UK urgently needs to save these seven foods

Cheshire cheese, beremeal and norfolk beefing apples are among the UK foods at risk of vanishing for ever. And it’s not just our palates that will suffer, but the planet

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Nottingham Post

The Nottingham charity founder working tirelessly to ‘bring people together’

Shanine Fasasi is on a mission to promote love and diversity

Glasgow Live

Education, not renaming Glasgow streets, should be 'main focus' to tackle racism

The city's report into progress on increasing diversity since the Black Lives Matter movement suggested efforts should focus on educating children, rather than focussing on the past.

The Independent UK

Met Police chief promises to ‘root out’ corrupt officers in two-year plan

Sir Mark Rowley published the plan on Friday, which included assurances such as investing in diversity to become an ‘anti-racist’ organisation.

Fortune

What the Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action would mean for Corporate America

The Supreme Court is expected to rule on affirmative action this June. Companies must prepare for the impact on diversity efforts now, experts say.

Salon

Ron DeSantis' crusade against "woke" NHL

The Florida governor thinks the NHL’s push for diversity is an example of “wokeness”

Inverse

Dinosaur fossils complicate our understanding of how they reproduced

A new paper on titanosaurus egg clutches found in India show an ovum-in-ova specimen, indicating that these dinosaurs may have reproduced like birds do.

The Times of India

Hockey World Cup: Dutch striker Pieters champions fight against racism

BHUBANESWAR: As a child, Netherlands striker Terrance Pieters was oblivious to the hard reality of racism. Growing up in Almere, a city 20km east of Amsterdam known for diversity and modern architecture, the colour of Terrance's skin was never a talking point.

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