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  • Remembering Ida B. Wells

    Remembering Ida B. Wells

    Civil rights activist Ida B Wells born July 16, 1862 – March 25, 1931 Civil rights activist Ida B Wells born in Holly Springs, Mississippi. She was a civil rights advocate and an early women’s rights advocate active in the Woman Suffrage Movement. Fearless in her opposition to lynchings, Wells documented hundreds of these atrocities.

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  • NEW YORK LIFE NAMED ONE OF 25 “BEST COMPANIES FOR MULTICULTURAL WOMEN” BY WORKING MOTHER

    NEW YORK LIFE NAMED ONE OF 25 “BEST COMPANIES FOR MULTICULTURAL WOMEN” BY WORKING MOTHER New York Life has been named one of Working Mother‘s 25 “Best Companies for Multicultural Women.” The magazine honors 25 companies in the June/July issue to promote the interests of women of color in corporate America. New York Life was recognized for hiring, retaining and advancing multicultural women. “The Best Companies for Multicultural Women value the power of a diverse workforce and work hard to [...]

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  • National Urban Fellows Is Not Just Talking About Why Under-Representation Remains, Instead, Takes Action To Address Public Service Leadership

    Newly Released National Report Shows People Of Color Remain Largely Under-Represented In Public Service Leadership Sector National Urban Fellows Is Not Just Talking About Why Under-Representation Remains, Instead, Takes Action To Address Public Service Leadership National Urban Fellows, one of the country’s oldest leadership development organizations, announced today the findings of Diversity Counts: Racial and Ethnic Diversity among Public Service Leadership, the first comprehensive review of representation in government, philanthropy, and non-profit organizations. The report is published by National Urban [...]

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