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Diversity & Inclusion Includes Gays & Lesbians: Is Black Church Getting the Message?

Rev. Jesse Jackson

Diversity and inclusion cannot exclude anyone—especially LGBT people. Some prominent members of the Black church, led by the Rev. Jesse Jackson, are pushing for equality, but others still don’t get it.

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  • Making Sense of Diversity Management

    How do you make sense of what’s evolving in diversity management and what best practices are working for other companies? We’ve turned DiversityIncBestPractices.com into a “living textbook” that will give you a clear roadmap of what to do....Read More

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  • Diversity Leadership LGBT Pride Facts & Figures

    This diversity-leadership resource offers insight to evolving workplace diversity with a downloadable list of important LGBT-rights events and the relevant demographics you need to know. ...Read More

  • Women’s History Month Facts

    National Women’s History Month can trace its roots back to March 8, 1857. DiversityInc provides some of the important dates and events in Women's History, as well as relevant demographics, that you need to know....Read More

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  • What Dr. King Really Meant: The Obligation That Benefits Everyone

    Why is the business case for diversity a reality and not just a theory? It is directly due to Dr. King and the civil-rights era, explains DiversityInc CEO Luke Visconti....Read More

  • Why We Still Need Affirmative Action

    A panel of civil-rights experts and lawyers, led by DiversityInc CEO Luke Visconti, told an audience of CEOs and senior executives that anti-affirmative-action activist Ward Connerly fails to recognize the damaging extent of past racism or that contemporary institutionalized racism is pervasive and powerful. They spoke after Connerly addressed the audience....Read More

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