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The persistent lack of diversity in corporate leadership has been a long-standing issue that continues to plague organizations across industries. Despite efforts to promote diversity and inclusion, executive roles in many companies are still…

“If only we spent enough money on schools.” “If only we spent enough money on schools” is the perpetual liberal lament. All the endless money we spend is never enough. Teachers can get paid six figures and property owners can be taxed out of their…

Education minorities refer to individuals or groups who face barriers and challenges in accessing quality education due to their race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, language, or cultural background. Education is a fundamental human right and plays…

The Supreme Court last month struck down affirmative action, effectively banning colleges and universities from considering race as a factor in admission decisions. Around the same time, in Texas, Governor Greg Abbott (R) signed Senate Bill 17 into…

A report from the White House, scheduled to be released this morning, says that unemployment among military spouses remains at 22 percent, leading 39 percent of military families to discuss leaving active-duty military service. Generated by first…

At an Onyejekwe family get-together, you can’t throw a stone without hitting someone with a master’s degree. Doctors, lawyers, engineers, professors — every family member is highly educated and professionally successful, and many have a lucrative…