The Latest Breaking News from Diversity

I am not a Meghan-hater. There are plenty of those. But I admit my patience is wearing thin. It all started so well. And not long after their engagement, Meghan decided that her public role was to echo that of Princess Diana’s, without the broken marriage, affairs and troubled relationship…

True gender parity is when institutions consider women as assets rather than it being just a diversity rectification issue

Thursday's talkfest on the nature of employment in the Australian economy was dazzling for the diversity of its contributions.

Outdated terminology, racist gags, almost entirely white audiences … with just a few fantastic exceptions, fringe shows do not feel like they are for people like me

The future king said he has always found Britain’s black communities to be ‘a great source of inspiration’.

Books are fundamental to our society: they shape our culture, education and ideas. To do this well, books should reflect the amazing and varied world we occupy.

The Trump-endorsed venture capitalist is set to face off against Senator Mark Kelly in November

I very much enjoyed participating in this Federalist-Society-organized webinar, together with Prof. Brian Soucek (UC Davis). As is common for such Federalist Society programs, the panelists were chosen to present different views (though I think it's fair to say that Prof. Soucek and I agree on some things as well…

Despite many challenges, December’s crucial biodiversity talks in Montreal may set a new path for humans to live with nature

Chandelle McFarlane was won a scholarship which will see her do placements at two firms while completing her Legal Practice Course

Blake Masters, the Republican U.S. Senate nominee in Arizona, said in a sarcastic tweet that the current racial and gender diversity at the Federal Reserve is responsible for the U.S.’s current economic outlook.