Latino voters are flexing their political muscle in Virginia and nationwide, particularly around issues of immigration and the economy.
New studies suggest that black churches, despite a reputation for being the most adamant opponents of gay and transgender equality, may actually be more supportive than we are led to think.
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When women of color are denied the opportunity to participate in civic life because of voter ID laws, they also lose the ability to voice their opinions and hold lawmakers accountable on the reproductive health issues that directly affect them.
The presidential candidates’ unwillingness to discuss these two major issues is a shameful failure of courage and leadership.
Recent barely legal attempts by right-wing executives to influence election results through threatening their employees’ job status smack of medieval feudalism.
College admission policies that embrace diversity and expand opportunities benefit all Americans.
The conservative strategy of attempting to pit Asian Americans against other communities of color fails to recognize overwhelming support for affirmative action by Asian Americans.
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Two executive employees at large corporations explain why workforce diversity is very important and fosters a positive work environment.
If the Supreme Court decides against the use of race in college admissions, it will erase many years of progress for campuses trying to be more diverse and inclusive.
The role of Meredith and countless others in integrating America’s college campuses should not be forgotten.
A recent roundtable meeting shows the steps many are taking to improve the lives of black youth and men.
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The growth of communities of color is shifting the electorate and will continue to shape the political landscape in the years to come.
The rise in right-wing extremist and white-supremacist attacks suggests that these radicals are part of larger movements that are gaining support, a trend that we must pay attention to as our country becomes more diverse.
Sam Fulwood III recaps what he learned at this year’s convention.
Sam Fulwood III explores how America has changed since the president's keynote address at the 2004 Democratic National Convention.