Dabush Appointment to Netive Ayalon Rejected
A committee rejected Transportation Minister Miri Regev's appeal to appoint Nurit Dabush as chairwoman of Netive Ayalon, citing insufficient relevant experience despite Dabush's extensive public and private sector background, revealing underlying tensions between government ministers.
Dabush Appointment to Netive Ayalon Rejected
A committee rejected Transportation Minister Miri Regev's appeal to appoint Nurit Dabush as chairwoman of Netive Ayalon, citing insufficient relevant experience despite Dabush's extensive public and private sector background, revealing underlying tensions between government ministers.
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60% Bias Score
Trump's Merit-Based Vision: A Chicago Neighborhood's Perspective
At President Trump's inauguration, his call for a colorblind and merit-based society resonated with the author, who contrasts the success of Black entrepreneur Samuel Fuller with the perceived failures of post-1960s social programs in his Chicago neighborhood.
Trump's Merit-Based Vision: A Chicago Neighborhood's Perspective
At President Trump's inauguration, his call for a colorblind and merit-based society resonated with the author, who contrasts the success of Black entrepreneur Samuel Fuller with the perceived failures of post-1960s social programs in his Chicago neighborhood.
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76% Bias Score
Elite Universities Accused of Admissions Favoritism for Wealthy Donors
A class-action lawsuit alleges that 17 elite U.S. universities gave preferential treatment to children of wealthy donors, violating need-blind admissions policies; ten schools settled for $284 million, while six deny the allegations.
Elite Universities Accused of Admissions Favoritism for Wealthy Donors
A class-action lawsuit alleges that 17 elite U.S. universities gave preferential treatment to children of wealthy donors, violating need-blind admissions policies; ten schools settled for $284 million, while six deny the allegations.
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44% Bias Score
Meritocracy, Failure, and Trump's Election
This article examines the cultural attitudes towards success and failure in Greece and America, and uses Donald Trump's election as a case study to analyze the implications of meritocratic systems and the appeal of populism.
Meritocracy, Failure, and Trump's Election
This article examines the cultural attitudes towards success and failure in Greece and America, and uses Donald Trump's election as a case study to analyze the implications of meritocratic systems and the appeal of populism.
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0% Bias Score
The Enduring Value of DEI Policies in Modern Organizations
This article examines the arguments for maintaining DEI policies, citing research showing their positive impact on organizational performance, talent acquisition, and the creation of more merit-based systems, despite recent political opposition.
The Enduring Value of DEI Policies in Modern Organizations
This article examines the arguments for maintaining DEI policies, citing research showing their positive impact on organizational performance, talent acquisition, and the creation of more merit-based systems, despite recent political opposition.
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Supreme Court President Rejects Government's Criticism of Judges
Spain's Supreme Court president Isabel Perelló defended judges against government criticism, emphasizing their commitment to impartiality and highlighting the diverse backgrounds of newly appointed judges, including over 34% from families where neither parent has a higher education and 70% with no l...
Spanish Supreme Court President Rejects Government's Criticism of Judges
Spain's Supreme Court president Isabel Perelló defended judges against government criticism, emphasizing their commitment to impartiality and highlighting the diverse backgrounds of newly appointed judges, including over 34% from families where neither parent has a higher education and 70% with no l...
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48% Bias Score
US Court Blocks Nasdaq's Diversity Mandate, Reflecting National DEI Shift
A US federal appeals court blocked Nasdaq's diversity mandate for corporate boards, impacting 3,300 companies and reflecting a broader trend among US firms abandoning DEI initiatives, despite concerns about hindering progress toward true equality.
US Court Blocks Nasdaq's Diversity Mandate, Reflecting National DEI Shift
A US federal appeals court blocked Nasdaq's diversity mandate for corporate boards, impacting 3,300 companies and reflecting a broader trend among US firms abandoning DEI initiatives, despite concerns about hindering progress toward true equality.
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68% Bias Score