Although flawed, Affirmative Action has provided a foundation for equity in higher education. The recent SCOTUS decision that terminates Affirmative Action could perpetuate racial divisions in the US.
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The heart of remembering – shedding light on Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month
It is essential to highlight a crucial cause that affects millions of people all over the world – Alzheimer’s Disease. June, recognized as Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness month, is dedicated to increasing public awareness about the disease, promoting brain health, and gathering support for individuals living with Alzheimer’s and related dementias, as well as their families and caregivers.
Bridging the education equality gap: empowering students through the Equal Rights Amendment
We’re diving into the concept of the achievement gap, explore its causes, and examine how the adoption of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) can contribute to bridging this gap and fostering educational equality.
Gaslighting in the workplace: A case for the Equal Rights Amendment
Picture this: Andrea works as a manager in a mid-sized company. She is highly skilled and has received recognition by her peers for her contributions in the past. However, since John joined the team, things took a troubling turn. As time went on, John intensified the gaslighting tactics. Andrea noticed that she was not being … Continue reading Gaslighting in the workplace: A case for the Equal Rights Amendment
Celebrating independence and equality: the journey of inclusion on 4th of July
We’re shedding light on how marginalized communities have been both included and forgotten throughout this holiday’s history.
The silent struggle: navigating infertility in the workplace
As many infertile employees lack adequate support from their organizations, it is of paramount importance that we take strides towards addressing this overlooked topic and create a more inclusive workplace during this Infertility Awareness Month.
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