The Latest Breaking News from Diversity

Black players represented just 6.2% of players on Opening Day rosters, down from last year’s previous record low of 7.2%.

Clever use of diversity and inclusion policies have helped bump up the score of Philip Morris International, makers of Marlboro, even as 8 million are estimated to die annually from cigarettes.

South Africa has created a network of facilities to store hundreds of thousands of samples of biological material from plants, animals, bacteria and fungi. The samples are currently held in biobanks in the country. The aim is twofold: to ensure researchers have access to all available samples, and to establish…

On June 19, African Americans will celebrate Juneteenth. This day marks emancipation from chattel slavery and the long and violent struggle for Black people to be recognized as equally human.

The governor signed the bill prohibiting diversity, equity and inclusion offices in addition to another codifying tenure restrictions

DALLAS — Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has signed a bill aimed at dismantling diversity, equity and inclusion, or DEI, offices and programs in higher education, after months of debate on the Senate and House floors.

Wisconsin's Republican leaders aren't saying whether they would cut the University of Wisconsin budget after delaying the vote on the subject

Researchers said their report aims to drive change in the industry by tracking progress made so far.

North Carolina's Republican-controlled legislature has sent the governor a ban on green investing as part of a broader GOP crusade against big businesses that champion sustainability and workplace diversity

Affirmative action becomes harder to defend when it entails discrimination against a variety of racial and ethnic minority groups.

The absence of media diversity and the resulting concentration of power are leading to lack of accountability in the fourth estate.