Blogs About "diversity"

Just the mere mention of the French can incite exhilaration or exasperation to an American. It should inspire. From the French we inherit three principles that are seminal to our nation: Egalite

The bruhaha about women exiting Wall Street rages on.  I think it would...

My friend Ben Mattlin is now a commentator for NPR. He was born with spinal muscular atrophy, but that never got in his way. He graduated from Harvard College magna cum laude, and is one lucky and gifted guy. For all of you who are applying to business school and looking for an inspiring story to get your right brain working, read below:

On Halloween, Celebrating Differences Of All Types
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Much fuss has occurred over the ramifications of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. Despite the debates, little attention has focused on its implications for restrooms.

Within the hundreds of pages of the statute lies Section 342. Admittedly, it says nothing about bathroom codes. While the Dodd-Frank Act overall strives to flush out the financial system’s messes, this part attempts to dispose of a culture that has reeked of...

If you listened to my radio show Views From the Top on Friday (June 4, 2010) http://www.blogtalkradio.com/viewsfromthetop/2010/06/04/black-women-know-tech you would have heard a very interesting conversation. I had Shireen Mitchell and Chris Curtis on my show discussing Black Women (or the lack of) in Technology. These are two women who are great examples of Black Women who started off in technology early (think Radio Shack Tandy computers that hooked up to the...