June 2025 marks the tenth anniversary of the landmark decision Obergefell v. Hodges, legalizing same-sex marriage throughout the country. This ruling changed the lives of millions within the United States, recognizing gender and sexually diverse individuals and...
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Diversity vs. Equity vs. Inclusion – What’s the Difference?
Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion: What’s the Real Difference? ???? What Are Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion? Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) are often used interchangeably, but they each have distinct meanings. Understanding these concepts is key to...
A Different Type of Earth Day
April is typically a month of rejoicing, a month of bright days mixed with spring showers. Flowers begin to bloom, and it feels as though the world is taking a step away from the coldness of the winter season. This transformative month also contains a celebration...
DEI Myths: Busted!
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) has been under fire lately, with critics spreading misconceptions. Let’s debunk the most common myths and set the record straight. ???? ❌ Myth 1: DEI hires unqualified candidates of color. Fact: DEI isn’t about lowering...
Famous Employment Discrimination Cases That Changed the Workplace
What’s the Impact of Employment Discrimination Cases? Landmark discrimination cases have shaped workplace laws and policies, ensuring more equitable treatment for employees across race, gender, disability, and age. Let’s look at some important ones… Case 1: Griggs v....
The So-Called Death of DEI: The Recent Efforts By The Trump Administration To Abolish DEI Efforts
2025 has welcomed a new presidential administration and, in return, has been met with shattering force. At a near-constant velocity, this entire administration has dominated headline after headline. From broadly scoped executive orders to extreme bureaucratic...
International Women’s Day and The Rise of Trad Wives
Does a woman’s life truly begin when she becomes a mother? When she casts aside her biggest dreams, settles down, and surrenders her independence for the birth of her child. Is this what we’ve spent decades fighting for? Imagine standing at the cusp of your collegiate...
LA Fires: Altadena’s Forgotten Black Communities
“Everything you think has value can be gone instantaneously,” says Jahi Vaughn, in remembrance of his childhood home. This January, an LA fire decimated Altadena, one of Los Angeles’s most prominent Black communities. 27 people have lost their lives to the...
Debunking Myths About Affirmative Action in Universities
As the academic year has just begun, one difference already felt across the nation has been the striking down of Affirmative Action in higher education, removing almost 60 years of precedent. While the Supreme Court decision removed race-conscious considerations from...









