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The effort, led by Senator Vance, comes as colleges and universities try to find ways to maintain racial diversity after the Supreme Court declares…

In an era where the digital realm and artificial intelligence are becoming increasingly intertwined with our daily lives, the concept of identity has taken on new dimensions.

The 12 platforms included in the assessment were Amazon Flex, BigBasket, BluSmart, Dunzo, Flipkart, Ola, Porter, Swiggy, Uber, Urban Company, Zepto, and Zomato.

Ola, Porter, Uber and cash-strapped quick-grocery delivery provider Dunzo are the worst platforms for gig workers among 12 digital labour platforms evaluated when it comes to minimum standards of fair work in the platform economy in the ...

The study judged each company based on five factors– Fair Pay, Fair Contract, Fair Management, Fair Representation, and Fair Conditions. Each factor had two points, which means, a company could receive 10 points maximum and 0 points minimum.  

CNN’s John Blake explores how a conservative group set its sights on race-conscious admissions at US military service academies. Plus, check out Alabama’s new congressional map.

CNN’s John Blake explores how a conservative group set its sights on race-conscious admissions at US military service academies. Plus, check out Alabama’s new congressional map.

The county is mostly white, mostly Republican, has No Party Preference voters and is the latest of California’s counties that is trying to raise support to secede from the state. But none of the past efforts have worked.

Breaking up is not just hard to do, it’s pretty much impossible.

When the BeyGOOD foundation, led by Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, awarded Compton-based entrepreneur Veronica Clanton-Higgins $10,000 in August, the 46-year-old businesswoman says she felt empowered and recognized. Clanton, whose company, VCH Prosperity Consulting provides mental health consulting and socio-emotional wellness services to businesses and organizations, was one of 12 winners in the Los Angeles area who were awarded grants. | By Lila Brown California Black Media When the BeyGOOD foundati...