Equity

As states ban and colleges roll back DEI programs, Black students are left with less mentorship and support.

When fewer films and TV shows began being made several years ago, “diverse programming was the first thing to go,” said UCLA’s Dr. Michael Tran.

Of the 25 million people who tuned into the U.S. team's debut at the World Cup, around 9 million watched in Spanish.

Lee Hawkins' new series "Must Be the Money" explores what athletes, influencers, and entrepreneurs can teach about building wealth and navigating today's economy.

Hospitals are both healthcare centers and economic hubs for rural communities.

Almost everyone in Thomasville, Alabama, has a story about how access to the local hospital — now closed — helped them in a crisis. This is Nichole Stinson’s.

The Thomasville Regional Medical Center opened in 2020, with state-of-the-art facilities. It closed less than five years later because of financial hardship.

History holds some clues about what’s likely to happen as the new Medicaid work requirements and other cuts are implemented.

Looking at 4 million applications to 1,700 positions across 150 companies, researchers found that — in many cases — an AI tool was less likely to advance Black and Asian applicants.

Retailers are facing restrictions on what products can be purchased using SNAP benefits and new requirements for what foods they should stock.