Title: What Does Segregation Look Like Today?
Headings: What Does Segregation Look Like Today
What Does Segregation Look Like Today
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Content: 25 on The DiversityInc Top 50 Companies for Diversity list in 2020) have announced a new equity initiative meant to make the race more accessible and welcoming to everyone, regardless of race, gender, age…
‘Crime Against Humanity’; Global Report Says the US Should Be Prosecuted in International Criminal Court for Ongoing Police Murders of Black Americans
Data Transparency and Accountability News Organizational Misbehavior Police Racism​ April 29, 2021 / by Brian Good
In what has been described as a “devastating” report, human rights experts and lawyers have investigated and released a 188-page analysis of the ongoing police brutality and killing of Black Americans in the U.S. Their verdict: the country is guilty of “crimes against humanity” and should be prosecuted for its…
Tokyo Olympics to Encourage Significant Increase in Gender Equality Among Event’s Corporate Sponsors
Data Transparency and Accountability Diversity & Inclusion Diversity Recruitment Entertainment News April 29, 2021 / by Brian Good
Besides simply being a showcase for some of the most talented and athletic men and women on the planet, the organizers of the Tokyo Olympics are hoping their event this summer can also help promote significant change in corporate culture, both in Japan and around the globe. Bloomberg’s Ayai Tomisawa…
Transgender People in Ohio Can Now Change the Gender on Their Birth Certificate; Tennessee Becomes Only State to Not Permit Such Changes
Good News LGBT News April 29, 2021 / by Brian Good
In a historic judgment, an Ohio court has ruled that the state must allow transgender individuals the right to change the gender marker on their birth certificate to match their gender identity. Ohio becomes the 49th state overall to pass such a law, leaving Tennessee as the one holdout state…
AbbVie Joins Over 400 Leading US Employers in the Human Rights Campaign’s ‘Business Coalition for the Equality Act’
Featured Partners April 29, 2021 / by Featured Partner
Originally published on LinkedIn. AbbVie ranked No. 19 on The DiversityInc Top 50 Companies for Diversity list in 2020. AbbVie has joined a group of over 400 corporations and leading U.S. employers to support the Human Rights Campaign’s “Business Coalition for the Equality Act,” an initiative advocating for federal…
Accenture and Aon Launch Apprenticeship Network Across the Greater Washington, DC Area
Featured Partners April 29, 2021 / by Featured Partner
Originally published at aon.mediaroom.com. Accenture is ranked No.