Psych Association Under Pressure, Ends Diversity Requirements
The American Psychological Association has suspended its diversity requirements for postgraduate institutions in recruitment and hiring. This decision follows an executive order by President Donald Trump, which threatens federal funding for institutions promoting racial diversity, equity, and inclusion.
The Truth About Black America’s HIV Crisis
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Ryan Hathaway, who previously served as the director of environmental justice in the Biden White House, is actively resisting the Trump Administration's efforts to dismantle environmental justice programs. Hathaway is advocating for the preservation and enhancement of funding and support for initiatives aimed at addressing pollution disparities in low-income and minority communities.
HHS Staff Cuts Mean Uneasy Breathing In Black Communities
Sweeping staff cuts at the federal Department of Health and Human Services threaten vital programs addressing asthma, smoking, and global tuberculosis, potentially increasing preventable lung-related illnesses. These reductions may undermine decades of progress in public health, disproportionately affecting marginalized communities.
Is It Autism, A Learning Disability, Or Both?
Autism is not classified as a learning disability, but it can impact learning. Certain learning disabilities, such as dyscalculia, dyslexia, and dysgraphia, are more likely to occur in individuals with autism.
Businesses Are Increasingly Turning To AI To Ensure Accessibility For People With Disabilities. Is...
AI-powered tools are increasingly vital for enhancing workplace accessibility, facilitating tasks such as transcribing meetings, composing emails, describing images, and converting voice to text. However, the swift advancement of AI has also introduced challenges, as numerous AI tools remain imperfect.
The Joys Of Black Hair
Black hair, a cultural and political statement, has faced discrimination for centuries. However, recent legislation and movements have empowered Black women to reclaim their power and embrace their natural hair.
What Happens When Strangers Talk Openly About Race?
The University of Maryland-Baltimore County's Healing Circles program, sponsored by a philanthropic foundation and supported by a higher-education nonprofit, aims to foster open and honest dialogue among students, faculty, and community members about their lived experiences, advancing progress toward racial healing and understanding.
In EPA’s War On Environmental Justice, The Dems Go On Offense
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin has come under scrutiny from Senate Democrats for his decision to rescind billions of dollars in federal grants aimed at combating climate change and promoting environmental justice in marginalized communities.
As Medicaid Funding Receives Scrutiny, Here’s How It Provides Care For 72 Million
Medicaid delivers health and long-term care to 72 million Americans, including 37.6 million children. The program is noted for enhancing maternal health, reducing pregnancy-related deaths, and offering 12 months of postpartum care.
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