EDITORIAL FEATURES

Driving Diversity: How business leaders can spur workplace change

MISSION, KS – July 30, 2021 – (LATINX NEWSWIRE) – The spotlight on inequality is driving increased dialogue and inspiring change on social and cultural levels, and the same is true of the business community. According to the U.S. Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship, just 18% of businesses in the U.S. are minority-owned,… Continue Reading

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas Offering More Affordable Plans During Open Enrollment

— Eligible Participants May Qualify for $0 Monthly Payments on Some Plans —

Supporting Local Media who Elevate Underrepresented Audiences And Promote Diversity

Fostering Opportunities For Diversity and Local Journalists

Energía 100 por ciento limpia es 100 por ciento alcanzable

— Por Cecia Alvarado, Nevada State Director, Mi Familia Vota —

Studying Black Identity in South Africa Transformed My Worldview

— By Chiagoziem ‘Sylvester’ Agu —

— Albany State University —

From Refugee Camp to Medical School via Cape Town, London, and Paris

— Of the more than 330,000 U.S. students studying abroad, only 6.1 percent are African American and 10.1 percent are Latino. This is one in a series of articles by students of color who are breaking down barriers by studying abroad. They will periodically share their stories, hopefully inspiring others. —