The Supreme Court ruled on affirmative action in college admission decisions; here is what that means for some of Indiana’s institutions of higher learning.
Colleges...
As we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington and reflect on the recent affirmative action decision significantly limiting consideration of race...
On Sept. 11, the Indianapolis City-County Council passed a proposal to establish the Office of Equity, Belonging and Inclusion within the Mayor’s Office. Ben...
Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling against race-conscious admissions in higher education, corporate leaders fear that the ruling may cause additional scrutiny and legal...
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It is back to school, college move-in, and families are saying their goodbyes. Children welcome newfound freedoms, and trepidation is...
Before the murder of George Floyd, Black leaders with the African American Coalition of Indianapolis and Black pastors called for a series of policies,...
“DEI is dead,” Virginia’s Chief Diversity Officer Martin Brown exclaimed recently at the Virginia Military Institute. Brown’s proclamation resonates with some for good reason.
Only...