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Affirmative Action Still Alive in U.S. Here's the 'Flip Side' Hardly Anyone Talks About - Vimarsana News

Affirmative Action Still Alive in U.S. Here's the 'Flip Side' Hardly Anyone Talks About

Many Americans think affirmative action is dead but there are remnants of diversity allowable in decision-making policy admission rewrites.

Council Challenges Number of Hirees By Acting Mayor - Vimarsana News

Council Challenges Number of Hirees By Acting Mayor

By Adam Swift The City Council is challenging Acting Mayor Patrick Keefe’s ability to hire and appoint new employees in the city. Monday night, the council voted 8-0 for the acting mayor to immediately cease and desist taking actions admitting of delay resulting in permanent appointments or hires. The action came following a legal opinion

White male business owners are suing Mass. for discrimination in pandemic relief program - Vimarsana News

White male business owners are suing Mass. for discrimination in pandemic relief program

The plaintiffs, represented by a conservative national law firm, say that a state program to help women and people of color recover from the pandemic violates their constitutional rights.

Santander Bank approved to take up to five space for building work - Vimarsana News

Santander Bank approved to take up to five space for building work

WINCHESTER - The Select Board approved the permitting and reserving of up to five spaces starting now through July 31 for Santander Bank at 7 Church St. for exterior work

Supreme Court on affirmative action: Ruling did not ban use of race altogether - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court on affirmative action: Ruling did not ban use of race altogether

Sure, the Supreme Court may have ended race-conscious college admissions as we know it, but the 6-3 ruling did not ban the use of race altogether.