Children are always paying attention and they see what the DEI debate is doing to them, says clinical and community psychologist, Dr. Riana Elyse Anderson.
Despite being the most educated group in the country, Black women still earn the least. Rep. Zakiya Summers says it’s time to change that.
While they privately apologized on their daughter's behalf, the mom and dad have since gone public with a defensive, critical tone that shirks accountability.
Critics are in a tizzy, but "With Love, Meghan" is a harmless, peaceful series that showcases the public figure in a deserved soft girl era.
Up to 40% of sex trafficking victims and survivors are Black women, the highest percentage of any race.
“Harris might not have “healed” us but she could have stopped the bleeding as opposed to Trump who intends to keep cutting us open. Nonetheless, here we are. We will keep going, as we’ve always done.”
With short-form content ruling how audiences consume music videos, the iconic broadcast faces its biggest challenge yet—reinventing itself for a new generation.
‘The Mamas’ of Yolé! Ekolojia’s photography program exemplify a blueprint for liberation beyond colonial aesthetics. We should be paying attention.
Carla Thompson Payton, Chief Strategist and Impact Officer at the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, explores how DEI principles are put into practice and the measurable impacts they bring.
