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After passing the Michigan House Thursday, June 8, the Michigan CROWN Act is headed to the desk of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

There are two interesting things about these ostensibly “race-neutral alternatives” to affirmative action.

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KPMG shares progress on its inclusion, diversity and equity strategy, holding itself accountable to deliver on the firm’s ESG commitments

Recommendations include anti-racism training and equitable programming

No matter their childhood family income, White and Asian women were more likely than women from other race/ethnic groups to have access to more income as adults because they were more likely to have a partner and that partner was more likely to be affluent.

The Black Healing Centre offers new ways to cultivate well-being in Black communities

Manitoba Hospitals are going to be collecting race, ethnicity and Indigenous identity data starting this Thursday, May 11.

Sunday School makes its museum debut at Art Gallery of Ontario

The number of Black business owners in Canada has increased since 2005 but income inequalities are still persisting, according to new data from Statistics Canada.

A group in Haiti that supports people sent home from the neighbouring Dominican Republic is calling on Canada to raise the alarm about accusations of inhumane and racist treatment.