Culture, Society, and DE&I

Culture, Society, and DE&I

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At the All-Star Game, a Dimmer Stage for Black Players
At the All-Star Game, a Dimmer Stage for Black Players
Dave Parker recalls a time when the Midsummer Classic was a celebration of the game’s many African American stars. At this year’s game, the National League will have just two.
At the All-Star Game, a Dimmer Stage for Black Players
Mapped: Global Happiness Levels in 2021
Mapped: Global Happiness Levels in 2021
Global happiness levels are determined by many diverse factors. These maps look at the happiest and unhappiest countries in every region.
Mapped: Global Happiness Levels in 2021
Pandemic Prompts Rise in Poverty to Levels Unprecedented in Recent Decades and Sharply Affects Inequality and Employment | Press Release | Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean
Pandemic Prompts Rise in Poverty to Levels Unprecedented in Recent Decades and Sharply Affects Inequality and Employment | Press Release | Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean
In a new annual report, ECLAC estimates that the total number of poor people rose to 209 million by the end of 2020, which is 22 million more people than in the previous year. In addition, it calls for creating a new welfare state.
Pandemic Prompts Rise in Poverty to Levels Unprecedented in Recent Decades and Sharply Affects Inequality and Employment | Press Release | Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean
UN rights chief: Reparations needed for people facing racism
UN rights chief: Reparations needed for people facing racism
GENEVA (AP) — The U.N. human rights chief, in a landmark report launched after the killing of George Floyd in the United States, is urging countries worldwide to do more to help end discrimination, violence and systemic racism against people of African descent and “make amends” to them — including through reparations.
UN rights chief: Reparations needed for people facing racism
Remote work won’t save the heartland
Remote work won’t save the heartland
While aspects of the corporate relocation story may be real, new evidence raises questions about the true potential of the remote-work-driven renewal storyline.
Remote work won’t save the heartland