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The annual Sinclair Broadcast Group Diversity Scholarship aims to invest in the future of the broadcast industry

The TikTok star turned restaurateur has caused something of a stir with a recent Instagram post

We can't choose our family, but we can always choose friends who are like family to us. Our friends play an important role in our lives-- they are our support system, guide, mentor, family away from home, and the ones who love us unconditionally no matter what we do. On…

A teacher’s tweet questioning why her school rejected a Miley Cyrus song about rainbows spiraled into a larger conversation about free speech and diversity in public education, Josh Marcus reports

Departures of Black female executives from top entertainment and media companies has experts and lawmakers wondering what prompted the exits

Decades after the end of apartheid, ​​severe inequality persists with around 40% of Black South Africans unemployed.

Muslim group in Hyderabad objects to Smriti Irani's statement on waqf boards not having authority to excommunicate. Group claims stance based on Islamic theology and consensus of Islamic scholars. Ahmadiya community challenged AP State Waqf Board's resolution in 2012. Indian Constitution speaks of diversity and right to follow faith. Telangana…

Standing atop the mountains in the southern highlands of Peru is the 15th-century marvel of the Inca empire, Machu Picchu. Today, the citadel is a global tourist attraction and an icon of precolonial Latin American history – but it was once the royal palace of an emperor.

Artemis 2's moon crew is meeting a new generation of training. New tech, diversity and instructors form a team aiming to safely send four astronauts around the moon.