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Only 1.9 percent Of Orthopedic Surgeons Identify As Black, Here's How Baylor's Dr. Nwannunu Aims To Change That
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Only 1.9 percent Of Orthopedic Surgeons Identify As Black, Here's How Baylor's Dr. Nwannunu Aims To Change That

Dr. Brian Nwannunu, an adult-reconstruction fellow in orthopedics at Baylor College of Medicine, specializes more than just in the musculoskeletal system; he’s working to diversify the orthopedic surgery industry. The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons reported that as of 2018, 84.7 percent...

Michelai Graham Michelai Graham. Aug 13, 2021.
Brands Aren't Following Through On Anti-Racism Pledges, And Consumers Are Noticing
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Brands Aren't Following Through On Anti-Racism Pledges, And Consumers Are Noticing
It Could Take 95 Years for Black Workers in the Private Sector to Reach 12% Representation in Leadership Roles, Study Finds
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It Could Take 95 Years for Black Workers in the Private Sector to Reach 12% Representation in Leadership Roles, Study Finds
Report Reveals 67 Percent of BIPOC Employees in Tech Have a D&I Team, Yet Still Aren't Supported
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Report Reveals 67 Percent of BIPOC Employees in Tech Have a D&I Team, Yet Still Aren't Supported
Majority Action, SEIU Release First-Ever Report on Asset Manager's Voting Power Over Corporate Action & Racial Injustice
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Majority Action, SEIU Release First-Ever Report on Asset Manager's Voting Power Over Corporate Action & Racial Injustice
Researchers Say The Artificial Intelligence Field Is Facing A 'Diversity Crisis'
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Researchers Say The Artificial Intelligence Field Is Facing A 'Diversity Crisis'
Silicon Valley Is Finding It Harder To Recruit and Retain Workers, Study Finds
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Silicon Valley Is Finding It Harder To Recruit and Retain Workers, Study Finds
Big Tech Companies Need Antitrust Rules, UK Government Report Finds
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Big Tech Companies Need Antitrust Rules, UK Government Report Finds