Stephanie Lansey now commands Baltimore’s Eastern Police District
Written by Ralph E. Moore Jr. Published on 3rd June 2021 Major Stephanie C. Lansey is a daughter of Baltimore who grew up in Harlem Park, graduated from Park School …
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Black employees with long-term health conditions lack sufficient support in the workplace, says report
Written by Leah Mahon Published on 2nd June 2021 Black employees with long-term health conditions (LTCS) are not being provided with adequate support in comparison to other ethnic …
Women and ethnic minority employees contribute more profit for companies, reveals study
Written by Leah Mahon Published on 2nd June 2021 Companies that have higher gender and ethnic diversity perform better by up to 35%, a new study has shown. Published …
Racist abusers targeted Aberystwyth student on train
Published on 3rd June 2021 on BBC News A STUDENT had racist chanting and Nazi salutes directed at her whilst travelling on a train. Rosie Williams said she …
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Bill banning ‘hairstyle discrimination’ in schools passes House
Written by Tim KirsininkasPublished on 27th May 2021 Senate Bill 817, which prevents schools from enforcing dress codes that prohibit hairstyles historically associated with race, ethnicity or texture such as …
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Mass exodus as new eruption of DR Congo volcano feared
Published on The East African on 28th May 2021 Tens of thousands of people have fled Goma, the capital city of the North Kivu province in the eastern Democratic Republic …
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£180k bursary set to support more black and minority ethnic students to work in UK property industry
Written by Leah MahonPublished on 26th May 2021 The Chancerygate Foundation has launched a £180,000 bursary for disadvantaged Black and other ethnic minority students to study and gain credentials to …
After Making History as Second Black Woman to Lead WH Press Briefing, Karine Jean-Pierre Poses with Judy Smith, First Black Woman to Hold the Position
Written by DeMario P. SmithPublished on 26th May 2021 Karine Jean-Pierre became the first Black woman to lead a White House Press Briefing in thirty years. After the press briefing, …
Kristen Clarke Confirmed as Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights
Written by Donna M. OwensPublished on 27th May 2021 Kristen Clarke has become the first Black woman to hold the position of Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights in the …
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