‘Tired of fighting for crumbs’: New diversity council takes aim at state vendor policies
New Jersey may rank highly among the most diverse states, but a diverse population doesn’t equal equity. Nowhere is that more evident than through the sentiments of minority-owned small businesses in the state.
Vendor and...
Why Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Supreme Court confirmation needs to be more than affirmation of...
Paulette Brown, who recently retired as the chief diversity officer at Locke Lord LLP and is the past president of several organizations, including the Association of Black Women Lawyers of New Jersey, took in...
For top Black female executives, challenges in workplace can be unlike those of any...
One graduated cum laude from Princeton University, has a medical degree from Duke University and was a trusted voice on national television during the pandemic.
Another has a law degree from Seton Hall University, was...
Khemlani: Is it time to change what mainstream news means?
So, what’s the formula to having news organizations do a better job of covering diversity issues in 2021?
Hint: It’s not about hiring.
But, in the aftermath of protests following George Floyd’s death last summer, newsrooms...
It’s no longer Black History Month — but emphasis on impacting Black businesses remains
Kaleem Shabazz, a councilman in Atlantic City, adjunct faculty member at Stockton University and retired businessman, looks to the future and likes what he sees. That’s rarely been the case in his lifetime.
“The corporate...
Why Women’s Equality Day doesn’t feel that way to women in workplace
Women’s Equality Day?
Sure, it said that on the calendar Friday — and it can be seen in numerous social media posts by companies and organizations — but does it hold true? Does it represent,...
