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What isn't measured can be denied: A call to defend the EEO-...
3+ week, 3+ day ago (780+ words) What isn't measured can be denied: A call to defend the EEO-1 before Aug. 24 AFRO News What isn't measured can be denied: A call to defend the EEO-1 before Aug. 24 Eric Morrissette is a senior fellow at the Joint Center…...
Diversity, Equity, and the Fight for Justice
4+ week, 1+ day ago (84+ words) afro.com Diversity, Equity, and the Fight for Justice BGE resumes shut-offs for customers with unpaid balances KEYS Empowers distributes hundreds of community food packages New WNADA farmers market brings fresh food, local vendors to West Baltimore Baltimore elder speaks…...
Urban League report says No. 47’s administration is harming Black Americans' chances at American Dream
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (611+ words) A new National Urban League report warns that the American Dream is further away for Black Americans than at any point since the Civil Rights Movement....
Introducing Aisha: Ethical AI centered on Black community needs
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (19+ words) Onyx Impact launched Aisha, a Black-centered AI chat assistant designed to provide culturally aware information and reliable sourcing....
The Black Leadership Circle supports exchange of resources and opportunities with June 23 event
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The U.S marks 250th anniversary, while Black Americans still face systemic barriers
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (93+ words) As the United States marks its 250th anniversary, the Black community continues to navigate a landscape where legal progress is frequently challenged by evolving systemic barriers. Recent developments, from the contraction of workplace diversity initiatives to restrictive voting rights litigation, highlight…...
AFRO’s fourth annual Juneteenth Breakfast honors local stalwarts of Black history
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (577+ words) By Andrew Hall and Makayla Walker AFRO Interns AFRO News hosted its annual Juneteenth Breakfast June 18 under the theme, “Stewards of Legacy,” at the Baltimore Museum of Industry. The museum served as a beautiful backdrop as honorees, community members and…...
A White doctor is suing an online Black physician directory – so much for "Do No Harm”
3+ mon, 2+ day ago (602+ words) A Black physician argues that a White doctor's lawsuit against the "Find A Black Doctor" directory ignores the longstanding health disparities and mistrust many Black patients experience in the healthcare system, defending the platform as one of many tools to…...
Lawsuit against Baltimore mayor emerges amid EEOC call for discrimination cases with white, male plaintiffs
3+ mon, 1+ week ago (364+ words) Andrew C. Freeman, former vice president of real estate development at East Baltimore Development Inc., has filed a federal lawsuit and EEOC complaint alleging racial discrimination against Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott and city leadership. The lawsuit comes as legal experts and…...
One year later, Target still reeling from boycotts
7+ mon, 2+ week ago (719+ words) It’s been almost a year since Georgia Pastor Jamal Bryant’s Lenten Target fast began. The movement, started in March 2025, was spurred by the retailer’s decision to axe their equity, diversity and inclusion efforts last January— just days after the 47th president…...