Joy Reid is leaving MSNBC as her evening show is canceled
NEW YORK (AP) — Joy Reid is leaving MSNBC, the network’s new president announced in a memo to staff on Monday, marking an end to the political analyst and anchor’s prime time news show.
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NAACP lists companies that dump DEI in its tactical spending guide for Black Americans
The NAACP wants Black Americans to steer their buying power toward companies that haven’t pulled back from diversity, equity ...
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Trump's anti-DEI stance has Illinois companies tight-lipped or reversing diversity policies
The Sun-Times reviewed the policies of 15 major Illinois-based public companies and found some changed their policies and ...
'This is bordering on insanity': NASA diversity efforts hit hard with DEI shutdowns
Former NASA administrators, others raise concerns about dismantling of DEI for space agency that worked hard to diversify ...
NAACP Image Awards Shine Spotlight On Altadena Fire Victims Via Morris Chestnut, Ledisi Tribute: "Not Lost Is The Spirit Of Our Community"
Currently underway live from the Pasadena Civic Center, this year’s NAACP Image Awards is putting a spotlight on Altadena ...
Judge Blocks Parts Of Trump’s Executive Orders Targeting DEI
A federal judge said President Donald Trump’s executive orders targeting DEI are too vague and infringe on rights to free ...
Judge blocks parts of Trump executive orders targeting DEI, citing free speech
On Friday, a federal judge in Baltimore granted a preliminary injunction on parts of President Trump's executive orders ...
Tyler Perry Salutes Nicole Avant, Amber Ruffin Jokes About DEI Rollbacks and More From Inside the AAFCA Awards
Inside the 16th AAFCA Awards where Tyler Perry, Nicole Avant, Amber Ruffin, Danielle Deadwyler, RaMell Ross and more ...
At Black Chamber launch, speakers defend DEI, pledge to tackle 'systemic barriers'
Black Chamber launch speakers defended diversity, equity and inclusion and highlighted the chamber's momentum and potential ...
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Anti-DEI push could get a boon from Supreme Court ‘reverse discrimination’ case
If the high court lowers the standard for discrimination claims from people in majority groups, employment experts said companies could have a harder time defending diversity programs.
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Turning Back The Clock: How White House Anti-DEI Policies Aim to ‘Resanitize History’
The Office of the Attorney General was established some 200 years before the first woman ever served in the role (Janet Reno, ...
Kentuckians push back on efforts to end DEI in schools
Bills from both the Senate and House aim to end DEI offices and officers in public schools, an action that some say would ...