Latina Equal Pay Day aims to close Latina pay gap
The Labor Council for Latin American Advancement is sponsoring Latina Equal Pay Day, a day to bring awareness to the Latina pay gap, on Thursday.
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The Labor Council for Latin American Advancement is sponsoring Latina Equal Pay Day, a day to bring awareness to the Latina pay gap, on Thursday.
Rev. T. Anthony Spearman is the newly elected president of the North Carolina State Conference of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Staff writer Emma Boggess asked Spearman about his involvement with the N.C. NAACP and his goals for the coming years.
Raleigh city council candidate Zainab Baloch’s campaign sign was found vandalized Friday morning with a racial slur, the word "Trump" and a swastika.
The UNC-system Board of Governors faced scrutiny after a system-wide ban on litigation — forcing the UNC Center for Civil rights to cease taking real legal cases. While the Board itself is known across campuses, the process through which people get on the board might be less known.
An increasing number of cities across the state and nation have decided to adopt a new holiday honoring Native Americans on Oct. 9.
Rep. Robert Pittenger, R-N.C., attained a congressional hearing for The Lumbee Recognition Act, a bill that will fully federally recognize the Native American tribe located in southeastern North Carolina.
The White House hosted its annual summit for leaders of Historically Black Colleges and Universities Monday as part of National HBCU Week.
Minority representation in the nation’s top universities has declined in the last 35 years despite affirmative action, according to a New York Times analysis.
In the wake of Hurricane Harvey, North Carolina continues to feel the effects of Hurricane Matthew.
Getting pulled over by the police is one of the scariest things that can happen for too many people. Whether the worry is getting deported or getting shot, both the Hispanic and Black communities have reason to fear the police. While it will be impossible to relieve these concerns without a drastic change in policies that protect these communities, communication and openness is a good place to start.
LEGO announced last week that it will create its first female space figures, celebrating women who have played important roles in the history of NASA.
The city of Charlotte is considered an economic powerhouse — but studies show its success is divided along racial lines.
Not a single state legislature in the United States accurately reflects the Asian-American and Latino populations it governs, according to a report by the New American Leaders Project.
The UNC system has seen an increase in overall enrollment this year — entirely due to a boost in minority enrollees.
When roads turned icy and traveling became dangerous on Friday, most scheduled events, from classes to meetings, were cancelled. But the Minority Health Conference came up with a quick alternative.
The Daily Tar Heel’s editorial board posed the following question to several campus leaders who are also students of color: Does UNC adequately support students of color? If not, how can it facilitate their success? Below are the responses of four of those students, edited for length and clarity.
The label of “Asian-American” fails to encapsulate the diversity of the groups it is supposed to represent. As a result, we have been represented as a monolithic group of quiet, hardworking people, which serves to keep us wedged somewhere between other groups of color.
So far, Jose has defied the odds.
Sometimes, I wish our readers could be in the office when we’re making our decisions.