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Most people believe they don’t see color–but only empirically proven ‘blinding’ policies can reduce discrimination in the labor market and criminal justice system
Commentary
Most people believe they don’t see color–but only empirically proven ‘blinding’ policies can reduce discrimination in the labor market and criminal justice system
By Sunita SahJuly 13, 2023
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Newsletters
The importance of communication in wake of Supreme Court affirmative action ruling
By Amber BurtonJuly 12, 2023
Great Place To Work CEO: ‘It’s time to acknowledge why diversity makes us uncomfortable’
Commentary
Great Place To Work CEO: ‘It’s time to acknowledge why diversity makes us uncomfortable’
By Michael C. BushJuly 12, 2023
A student dressed in a cap and gown smiles during his college graduation.
Success
Harvard and other ‘Ivy Plus’ colleges are failing low-income students, Goldman Sachs says—but underfunded HBCUs don’t
By Paolo ConfinoJuly 8, 2023
Harvard commencement
Success
Harvard slapped with lawsuit over legacy admissions: ‘Your family’s last name and the size of your bank account are not a measure of merit’
By Collin Binkley and The Associated PressJuly 3, 2023
Affirmative action is ending–but holistic admissions can still allow higher education to better reflect society
Commentary
Affirmative action is ending–but holistic admissions can still allow higher education to better reflect society
By Kelly DoreJune 30, 2023
How the Supreme Court’s gutting of affirmative action will roll back progress on workplace diversity
Newsletters
How the Supreme Court’s gutting of affirmative action will roll back progress on workplace diversity
By Emma Hinchliffe and Kinsey CrowleyJune 30, 2023
Microsoft, Salesforce, and other Fortune 500 companies react to Supreme Court striking down affirmative action: ‘Our commitment to equality doesn’t waver’
Leadership
Microsoft, Salesforce, and other Fortune 500 companies react to Supreme Court striking down affirmative action: ‘Our commitment to equality doesn’t waver’
By Paige McGlauflin and Trey WilliamsJune 30, 2023
Supreme Court
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What the SCOTUS ruling on affirmative action could mean for your HR team and talent pipeline
By Amber Burton and Paolo ConfinoJune 29, 2023
The Supreme Court can end affirmative action–but it can’t reverse the course of history
Commentary
The Supreme Court can end affirmative action–but it can’t reverse the course of history
By Marvin KrislovJune 29, 2023
Americans aided by affirmative action and student loans see backlash to racial progress in Supreme Court cases
Personal Finance
Americans aided by affirmative action and student loans see backlash to racial progress in Supreme Court cases
By Annie Ma, Aaron Morrison and The Associated PressJune 15, 2023
Affirmative action supporters in front of the Supreme Court.
Newsletters
What the abolishment of affirmative action would mean for diverse entry-level recruitment
By Paolo Confino and Amber BurtonJune 8, 2023
What comes after affirmative action?
Features
What comes after affirmative action?
By Ellen McGirtJune 8, 2023
A group of college students laugh as they walk through campus.
Newsletters
The Supreme Court is expected to strike down affirmative action in university admissions. It could impact corporate diversity programs
By Paige McGlauflin and Paolo ConfinoMay 31, 2023
Most Americans say colleges should be able to use affirmative action in admissions, but race should play a small role, new poll shows
Politics
Most Americans say colleges should be able to use affirmative action in admissions, but race should play a small role, new poll shows
By Collin Binkley, Emily Swanson and The Associated PressMay 30, 2023
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