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Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion (DEI} Comes To Jasper, Indiana Memorial Hospital  By Richard Moss-MD DECEMBER 26, 2023 The medical staff at our community hospital in Jasper, Indiana, a small, generally conservative berg in the middle of fields of corn and soy, received an email from hospital adm

My revelation came in the spring, after a typical day in 11th-grade AP English. The topic was gender and how the experiences of the authors we were studying related to

Generative AI has the potential to widen the racial economic gap in the United States by $43 billion each year. But deployed thoughtfully, it could actually remove barriers to Black economic mobility.

My revelation came in the spring, after a typical day in 11th-grade AP English. The topic was gender and how the experiences of the authors we were studying related to our world today. Unfortunately, I didn’t hear anything I hadn’t heard many times before. Class discussions tend to go like that. We’ve been inculcated with […]

If we listen only to those who already agree with us, we won't make wider connections. We won't grow.

Just when my friends and I should be exploring many perspectives and figuring out where we stand, we're self-censoring and following familiar scripts.

Libraries want you to know that you can come hang out and socialize. It's the original co-working space — and it's free.

Libraries want you to know that you can come hang out and socialize. It's the original co-working space — and it's free.

Woke women are pushing America left. And they will be doing so for generations to come if the rise of progressive female faculty on campus continues its current trajectory.

Four states this year have passed laws allowing any parent to spend public dollars on private school tuition or other education expenses.