Now the left is making a lot of the same critiques, noting that this time the dystopian directive comes from the top of the ...

Words have the power to make a person laugh, cry, or even have a self-transcendent experience. Mastery in research writing can open the minds of a wider audience more effectively. The key to ...

After the U.S. Supreme Court struck down affirmative action last year ... RIBBA is scrubbing its websites and grant proposals of words like “underserved” and “equity.” ...

Here are key takeaways from the speech: Trump set a tone of division almost from his first words, calling his predecessor Joe ... Trump leaned hard into cultural flashpoints — his opposition to ...

Explore them here. You and I are meeting online today via what we all call “the cloud.” In reality, we’re communicating via data centers: massive, concrete, windowless buildings that process ...

The motion called for changing positions, office titles, websites and published materials so they no longer use the terms “affirmative ... final word, and the board needed to take action to ...

To the editor: I am trying to figure out why the University of Alaska Board of Regents volunteered to expunge inclusive language from the university’s documents and outreach. Why did the regents ...

Efficiency means nothing without fairness, accountability and trust." The former chief justice stated that affirmative action policies are crucial in promoting diversity and addressing historical ...

The word "diversity" appeared 14 times in the prior report ... And another section of the report, titled "Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action" and stating that the bank was committed to a diverse ...

As with affirmative action, critics cite DEI to cast doubts to question positions and accomplishments were earned through merit or solely because of race or gender. Hegseth claims there will ...

Below is a summary, in mostly his own words: the ABA’s recent statement ... on nearly every major social issue, including affirmative action, transgender ideology, capital punishment, and ...

When the U.S. Supreme Court effectively ended affirmative action in college admissions in 2023, most people expected a major drop in the enrollment of Black and Latino students at elite schools.