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Print this article The family of the late black activist and civil rights leader Malcolm X, born Malcolm Little, released a letter claiming the FBI and the New York Police Department played a role in his 1965 assassination. At a news conference on Saturday, the family said the letter was written by a former undercover police officer on his deathbed in 2011. They claim Raymond Wood, the officer, wrote that he had been convinced by his supervisors at the NYPD to persuade two members of Malcolm X's security team to attempt a bombing of the Statue of Liberty, for which they were arrested. The p...

Sunday, February 21, 2021 As we turn the page on 2020, we offer a brief look back at several significant employment decisions over the past year. At the federal level, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark decision in  Bostock v. Clayton County, 140 S.Ct. 1731 (2020), recognizing that sexual orientation and gender identity are protected by Title VII. Click here to read more on the decision. In  Our Lady of Guadalupe School v. Morressey-Berru, 140 S.Ct. 2049 (2020), the U.S. Supreme Court also weighed in on the scope of the ministerial exception under federal anti-discriminati...

Supreme Court asked to decide if use of racial slur amounts to illegal discrimination Pete Williams © Provided by NBC News WASHINGTON — A former operating room aide at a Texas hospital is asking the Supreme Court to decide whether his exposure to one of the most offensive terms in the English language was so severe that it created a hostile work environment. The hospital did not respond to the appeal, suggesting its lawyers felt confident that the justices would decline to hear the case. But this week, the court called for a response from the hospital. The issue has divide...

Yogi Sadana, CEO, CASHe, says the world of self-help coincides with the digital-first journey, and the average millennial is also interested to know how his/her finance initiatives impact larger goals like sustainability.

Philadelphia Black clergy continues to support Commissioner Outlaw after tumultuous first year on job Philadelphia Black clergy continues to support Commissioner Outlaw after tumultuous first year on job FOX 29's Hank Flynn has more on the Philadelphia Black clergy offering its continued support to police commissioner Danielle Outlaw following tumultuous first year on the job. PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw has had a tumultuous first year on the job. Since coming to the city from Washington in February, Outlaw has juggled several unprecedented issues that ha...