Robert De Niro at the GLAAD Media Awards jeered that Donald Trump, who he referred to as that "odd guy with little hands" considered himself to be discriminated against.
The New York Times is facing a class action lawsuit filed by two black employees in their 60s, charging that the daily environment is "rife with discrimination."
The diversity issue has reached ABC's most-esteemed dating shows, The Bachelor and Bachelorette with netizens urging the network for changing their preferences. However, recent reports revealed that JoJo Fletcher has some Persian blood which may shut down criticisms.
Rob Manfred stated that the league must improve minority hiring starting at the entry-level.
Matt Damon criticized for assigning only one role for Blacks in his Project Green Light show.
Latest Facebook workforce diversity report is disappointing as most of the white males continue to make up the vast majority.
The film academy has diversified its membership after being heavily criticized for the large number of white Oscar nominees the year before.
Apple is donating more than $50 million to organizations that aim to get more women, minorities and veterans working in tech, according to a report by Fortune.
In the new beta of OS X for developers, Apple has introduced a more diverse kinds of emoji. In the past Apple has openly admitted that emoji lack racial diversity, and even the ones that do represent people of color, often end up looking stereotypical.
In celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, MTV will air 12 hours of programming in black-and-white starting at 9:00 am ET/PT.
Dogs might have first migrated successfully to the Americas only about 10,000 years ago, thousands of years after the first human migrants crossed a land bridge from Siberia to North America, suggests a new study.
Twitter has released data on the gender make up of its staff around the world and announced a variety of measures it is taking to help increase gender diversity, an issue for which tech companies like Twitter come in for regular criticism.
