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Lena Kotler-Wallace tells The Advocate about her forceful removal from a school board meeting after defending her autistic, transgender, and nonbinary children.
Amazon has quietly removed protections for Black and LGBTQ+ workers from its company policies.
Costco said the group pushing them to cut DEI was not interested in "reducing risk for the company but the abolition of diversity initiatives."
"I'm not resisting and this is what fascists do!" Lena Kotler said as police officers carried her.
Meta's internal announcement comes shortly after leaked training materials revealed that the company instructed moderators to allow posts calling LGBTQ+ people “mentally ill.”
A new rule applies to liver and kidney transplants and will increase access to these organs, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
DEI does not ensure certain groups have preferential treatment, but rather that none do.
While some large corporations are ending DEI programs due to conservative backlash, these companies are staying strong.
Major corporations are using Donald Trump's executive orders as an excuse to end their diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.
After rejecting Target's pledged $50,000, Twin Cities Pride executive director Andi Otto tells The Advocate how his organization raised more than double that in less than 24 hours.
The risk is greatest for Black women in states with bans, who are 3.3 times more likely to die than White women in those same states.
The court turned down a case out of Wisconsin, involving a school district that allows students to affirm their trans identity without necessarily notifying their parents.
An Ohio man was denied a position on his village's council despite being the only applicant, and the council president's reasoning was pretty blatant.
A proposed policy would require staff to use the students' preferred pronouns and allow them to use facilities that fit their gender identity.
The Defense secretary did not receive a warm welcome on his first foreign trip.
Sasha Jane Lowerson was initially excluded from a longboard competition, but then the organizer heard that would violate state law. She's decided not to compete, however.
“We’ve been through tough times, and we’ll get through this together,” U.S. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman said.
He made the bizarre remarks in front of the Irish prime minister.
