Monthly Archives: October 2013

A fun and interesting event at Baruch is the club fair. You can check out the many different kind of clubs. Many are based on culture pride. Some examples are the Italian club, Japanese club, and Filipino club. This is … Continue reading →

This article is about the diversity of white and black models on designer runways. Five years ago, the fashion industry had complaints that many shows and magazines included nothing but white models. Former model, Bethann Hardison said that part of the … Continue reading →

In the New York Times article “In California, Push for College Diversity Starts Earlier” the author speaks about how Californian colleges have found alternatives to Affirmative Action, a law that was shut down in the state in ’96. The article … Continue reading →

Accenture Ltd is a global management-consulting, technology-services and outsourcing company. They believe diversity is an extremely important part of the company. They offer many training courses related to diversity and inclusion. One of which, is exclusively for women and minorities. … Continue reading →

At the University of Alabama sororities are being told to add diversity to their recruiting efforts.  The sororities are overwhelmingly white and the college would like to change that. The sororities have admitted in the past that they have denied … Continue reading →

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