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Reagan library. >> a large portion of our people are plagued by self-doubt or even by hatred of america. it's a pandemic much more damaging than any virus. >> the former ambassador to the u.n. not letting more than 700,000 covid deaths and counting get in the way of minimizing a pandemic politicized by the administration she served as she suggests liberals hate america and the country doesn't have a racism program, as she recounted growing up in the south. >> and take it from me, the first female and first minority governor of south carolina, america is not a racist country. as a brown girl gr...

 Getty Images Several months have passed since Black Lives Matter protests took cities by storm and businesses pledged to do the hard work of creating more diverse and equitable workplaces. Many large companies took highly visible action: Apple started a partnership with historically Black colleges, while Netflix released an extensive inclusion report on its efforts to fight racism in the entertainment industry. For small businesses though, developing appropriate policies and initiatives can be more difficult. "What we saw is that there were no solutions or places to get information t...

February 18, 2021 UCLA In the News lists selected mentions of UCLA in the world’s news media. Some articles may require registration or a subscription to view. See more UCLA In the News. (Commentary by UCLA’s Jennifer Mnookin and Eileen Strempel) Faculty, staff and students need to be given access to the vaccine sooner rather than later so that a full university life can resume in the fall. We aren’t arguing that students should be at the front of the vaccine line. They should stand behind the elderly, at-risk front-line workers and those at elevated health risk. D&I boards tend to ...