diversity

Disabled Kids Are All But Erased In TV And Film. Here's How We're Fixing That.

When parents see their families portrayed authentically, it fosters a sense of validation, empathy and belonging.
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I Opened A Black Santa's Grotto For This 1 Very Important Reason

As a little girl, Charlotte Lewis loved Christmas. But as she grew older, she realised there was something missing from the British festive experience.
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My Mom Sent Me And My 4 Siblings To Harvard. Here's The 1 Thing I Tell People About Success.

"My mom is infinitely proud of all of her children, but I wonder if she wasn’t at that moment just a little bit ashamed of me."
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I Became A Vet Because I Love Animals. I Didn’t Realise The Colour Of My Skin Would Matter.

"Veterinary medicine is one of the least diverse occupations in America."
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Dawn Butler MP: It's Time For Mandatory Ethnicity Pay Gap Reporting

The Labour MP says a diverse workforce that is paid fairly is more productive, better for the economy and creates a more just society.
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We’re Done With Performative 'Inclusion.' Here’s How Employers Can Actually Create Change.

After George Floyd was killed, many offices became superficially obsessed with diversity and inclusion — but what did that do for us?
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Love Island's Upped The Diversity But Ignored Inclusivity, So Where Does That Leave The Show?

More diverse doesn't equal inclusive.
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Liz Truss' Cabinet Is The Most Diverse Ever – But There's Still One Under-Represented Group

This is the first time no white men have occupied the "great offices of state".
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Jacob Rees-Mogg Clashes With Sky News Presenter Over Plan To Axe Diversity Posts

The Brexit opportunities minister said the roles were "a job creation scheme created by the woke for the woke".
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These TV Shows Helped Boost Emmy Nominations For Actors Of Colour

Actors of colour in three TV series dominated 2022 Emmys nominations, but the total number of nonwhite nominees dropped from 2021.
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