In August 2020, the Associated Press Stylebook said reporters should not use “officer-involved” for shootings or other incidents involving the police. It urged reports to be specific when explaining events…
The progressives who oversee admissions on most campuses have too much invested in diversity, equity and inclusion to stop now. Your editorial “Race, Harvard and the Supreme Court” (Jan. 25)…
One of President Biden’s recent nominees to the Federal Reserve’s Board of Governors has repeatedly called for black Americans to receive reparations for years of economic discrimination and slavery, according to…
More than two years ago, Princeton Theological Seminarymade national headlines when school officials agreed to confront the school’s past and pay $27 million in slavery reparations via scholarships and other programs for the…
In 1939 the California city now known as West Hollywood was a predominately working-class area populated by Jewish and Black residents. The Home Owners Loan Corporation labeled the area “in…
Listen Here Sarah Federman, assistant professor at the University of Baltimore, studies how companies handle their historical misdeeds and what that means for employees and customers. From insurance firms that backed…
Lessons from the slave trade and the Holocaust by Summary. Some multigenerational companies or their predecessors have committed acts in the past that would be anathema today—they invested in or owned…
TUCSON, Ariz. (KOLD News 13) - The Pima County Board of Supervisors will vote Tuesday on whether to read an Indigenous pledge following the Pledge of Allegiance at every board…
An Alabama judge is scheduled to consider arguments this week in a legal fight over a Confederate monument that has stood for more than a century in mostly black Tuskegee…
A bill to make Juneteenth a South Carolina holiday that was proposed more than a year ago will finally be heard by state senators at its first hearing Wednesday. The…