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Now there's a disproportionately high number of black immigrants at elite colleges. One study found 40% of the black freshman at Ivy League institutions were immigrants even though that population only accounted for 18% of black 18- and 19-year-
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Successful candidates from the general elections 2013 have been allowed to file their returns of election expenses by May 20 with the Returning Officers concerned. The candidates who have been elected against reserved seats for women and minorities
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Cox was further heralded for its diversity leadership with a No. DiversityInc Top 10 Companies for Blacks. "Diversity and inclusion are core values that are woven into every aspect of Cox's culture and business operations," said Steve Rizley , Senior
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In preparation for Zimbabwe's forthcoming general election, the use of quotas to increase women's occupation of political office remains one of the most effective tools for countering the patriarchal barrier to women of merit', says opposition MP
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The US Supreme Court is preparing to hand down one of the most significant sequences of judgments in US history, with upcoming rulings expected to have far-reaching consequences for millions of Americans. The nine-justice panel must issue opinions
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A large chunk of the workforce in the emerging markets of Asia-Pacific is looking at skill enhancement and career development when compared to their global peers, says a recent study conducted by a global recruitment firm. As many as 69% of Indian
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Silicon Valley has long been lauded as a meritocracy that values achievement and hard work. In many ways, tech has been seen as a place of inclusion, where cool is determined by what you do instead of how you look. But the tech space has a long way
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Those familiar with the Supreme Court are saying that it's looking increasingly likely that affirmative action in college admissions is on its way out. The New York Times explores the ways in which states that are now looking for a different way to
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Recruiting Minority Students California was one of the first states to abolish affirmative action, and schools like the University of California have tried new approaches, using initiatives like the Early Academic Outreach Program to help give
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As the Supreme Court weighs a case that could decide the future of affirmative action in college admissions, California offers one glimpse of a future without it. Multimedia California was one of the first states to abolish affirmative action, after
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