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Federal Bank Regulators Lack Diversity in Top Management, Report Finds

BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA – Despite a congressional mandate to pay more attention to diversity within federal financial regulatory agencies, a new report from The Greenlining Institute finds that these agencies generally lack diversity at executive and upper management levels and often lack the systems needed to track progress. The report, Government That Looks Like America: Diversity in […]

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In the Battle over Public Notices; Hispanics, Minorities Stand to Lose Most

By Stacy M. Brown Special to NAHP It hasn’t been the best of times in the print newspaper industry – if you’re so-called mainstream or legacy media. Plunging circulations and the Internet have played a major role in the decline of advertising revenue at such noted publications as USA Today, Washington Post and the New

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Report Reveals State Court Judges Disproportionately White and Male

Washington, D.C. – The majority of state court systems are failing at adequately reflecting the diversity of the populations they serve, according to a new report authored by law professors Tracey E. George and Albert H. Yoon and released today by the American Constitution Society for Law and Policy (ACS).  The report, titled The Gavel Gap:

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Informe Revela Jueces Estatales Son Desproporcionadamente Hombres Blancos

Washington, D.C. – La mayoría de los sistemas judiciales estatales no logran reflejar adecuadamente la diversidad de las poblaciones que sirven, según un nuevo informe escrito por los profesores de derecho Tracey E. George y Albert H. Yoon, y publicado por la Asociación Constitucional Americana (ACS, por sus siglas en inglés). El informe, titulado El Hueco Judicial: ¿Quién Juzga

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IAPA calls for exhaustive investigation into murder in Dallas

MIAMI, Florida (June 17, 2016)—The Inter American Press Association (IAPA) today condemned the murder of reporter and news photographer Jay Torres in Dallas, Texas, and urged the local authorities to carry out an exhaustive investigation to determine the circumstances of the crime. Jacinto Torres Hernández, known as Jay Torres, was 57. He also worked as

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