Government internships favour wealthy over working class
New research shows government internships disproportionately benefit privileged backgrounds, raising concerns over social mobility and diversity in Westminster.
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Ebon Moss-Bachrach slams 'fascist' Fantastic Four critics
The Bear star Ebon Moss-Bachrach defends Marvel's Fantastic Four casting choices, calling out 'fascist' backlash against diverse actors.
NHS spends £2M on 'woke' staff events
NHS trusts have reportedly spent close to £2 million on diversity and inclusion events for staff, sparking outrage over the use of taxpayer funds during a healthcare crisis.
States sue Trump admin over SNAP data privacy
Several US states have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging privacy violations in the handling of SNAP recipients' data. The legal challenge highlights growing tensions over welfare programme transparency and data security.
Vogue's 90s job quiz sparks diversity backlash
Vogue faces backlash after requiring job applicants to complete a '90s-themed quiz, raising questions about inclusivity and relevance in the fashion industry.
Lenny Henry on using humour against racism
Comedy legend Sir Lenny Henry opens up about using humour as a defence mechanism against racism during his upbringing in 1960s Britain.
Lenny Henry on childhood racism and comedy's healing power
Comedy legend Sir Lenny Henry reveals the painful racism he endured as a child and how humour became his coping mechanism in a candid new interview.
Trump's Liberty Bell speech sparks DEI controversy
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash after invoking the Liberty Bell in a divisive speech at Philadelphia's Independence Park, criticising diversity initiatives.
Trump claims Paramount-Skydance merger favours DEI over merit
Former President Donald Trump claims Paramount and Skydance Media favoured diversity initiatives over merit in their merger, sparking fresh debate on corporate DEI policies.
Jess Carter speaks out against racism after Lionesses win
England and Chelsea star Jess Carter delivers a defiant message against racism following the Lionesses' victory over the Republic of Ireland, calling for continued action in football and beyond.
Trump withdraws US from 'woke' UNESCO
Former President Donald Trump has pulled the US out of UNESCO, citing concerns over 'woke' diversity and inclusion policies. The move reignites debates on America's role in global institutions.
Black women artists celebrated in groundbreaking exhibition
A groundbreaking exhibition highlights the contributions of Black women artists, challenging historical biases and reshaping the art world.
Tony Armstrong addresses racism fatigue in AFL and beyond
Former AFL star and ABC presenter Tony Armstrong addresses the exhaustion felt by Indigenous Australians over ongoing racism and the divisive Voice referendum.
Miller slams Johns Hopkins over medical school DEI policies
Former Trump adviser Stephen Miller criticises Johns Hopkins Medical School for its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, sparking debate on academic freedom and institutional values.
Mississippi Halts DEI Programs Amid Political Debate
Mississippi temporarily suspends diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in state institutions, sparking debate over education and workplace policies.
Buttigieg spends $80B on diversity, ignores air traffic safety
US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg faces backlash for prioritising diversity initiatives over critical air traffic control upgrades, sparking safety concerns.
SNP's £20m diversity spend sparks fury during austerity
The Scottish National Party faces backlash for allocating £20 million to diversity initiatives while public services struggle with funding.
Black Americans Boycott Target & Amazon Over DEI
A growing movement among Black Americans is calling for a boycott of retail giants Target and Amazon, citing dissatisfaction with their Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives.
Nashville elects first Black judge to Tennessee Supreme Court
In a landmark decision, Nashville has appointed its first Black judge to the Tennessee Supreme Court, marking a significant step towards diversity in the state's judiciary.
Diane Abbott on Britain's failing race conversations
Diane Abbott's recent comments have reignited crucial conversations about race and representation in the UK. This article explores the challenges minorities face in being heard.
Premier League stars champion diversity in new campaign
Premier League players join forces to promote inclusion and diversity in football, sharing powerful messages of unity ahead of the new season.
US Cities Where 185 Languages Are Spoken at Home
New research reveals which American cities boast the most languages spoken at home, with Los Angeles and Newark leading the pack. Discover the surprising linguistic landscapes shaping urban America.
Police racism and diversity failures exposed in UK report
A damning report exposes systemic racism and a severe lack of diversity within UK police forces, urging immediate reform to rebuild public trust.
School bans girl, 12, from wearing Union Jack on Diversity Day
A secondary school in the UK faces backlash after a 12-year-old girl was told she couldn't wear a Union Jack on 'Diversity Day', sparking a heated debate on national identity and inclusivity.
Union Jack dress at school sparks diversity row
Parents are up in arms after a school's decision to allow a Union Jack dress at a diversity event has ignited a heated debate over national identity and inclusion.
Union Jack dress sparks diversity day debate at London school
A London school's diversity event has ignited controversy after a student wore a Union Jack dress, prompting discussions on national identity and inclusivity.
Maharashtra faces backlash over Hindi language imposition
Political tensions rise in Maharashtra as the state government faces backlash over alleged Hindi language imposition, reigniting linguistic diversity debates.
King hosts first British-Indian Muslim minister
King Charles welcomed Lord Shoaib Bashir, the first British-Indian Muslim to serve as a minister, in a landmark audience at Buckingham Palace, highlighting the UK's growing diversity in leadership roles.
John Torode confirms racist language allegation
MasterChef presenter John Torode has confirmed he was the subject of a racist language allegation, sparking a wider conversation about diversity in the culinary world.
London arts centre to amplify Global Majority voices
A new London arts hub is set to amplify underrepresented voices and address urgent societal questions through innovative cultural programming.
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