inclusion
Coverage of inclusion in the Nexus archive.
- Scouting America drops diversity initiatives from event after pressure from the Pentagon
Scouting America removed diversity initiatives, including dedicated spaces for gay youth, women, and scouts of color, at the National Jamboree following pressure from the Pentagon. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth threatened to end the military's partnership if the organization did not scale back its inclusion efforts, prompting backlash from scouts and activists.
- Scouting America drops diversity initiatives from event after pressure from the Pentagon
Scouting America removed diversity initiatives from the National Jamboree due to Pentagon pressure led by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Some scouts withdrew, and gay rights activist James Dale criticized the Pentagon's influence over the organization.
- Trust, speed, inclusion will shape payments’ future Premium Times
The article discusses how trust, speed, and inclusion will influence the future of payments. Oladipo Alabede examines these themes in the context of evolving payment systems.
- Police being 'hampered by too much focus on diversity, equality and inclusion', powerful think-tank warns, citing Southport, Nottingham and Henry Nowak killers as examples
A powerful think-tank warns that police are being hampered by excessive focus on diversity, equality, and inclusion, citing Southport, Nottingham, and Henry Nowak killers as examples. The article highlights concerns about the impact of these priorities on policing effectiveness.
- LP confident in presidential, ticket, says female running mate reflects commitment to inclusion, social justice
The Labour Party (LP) expressed confidence in its presidential and vice presidential ticket, with Mrs. Konto as the female vice presidential candidate. The party stated this choice aligns with their 'Mama, Papa, Pikin' philosophy, reflecting their commitment to inclusion and social justice.
- Giant crowds greet Pope Leo at public mass in Madrid, Spain
Pope Leo led a public mass in Madrid, Spain, attended by approximately 1.2 million people. The pontiff praised Madrid as a beacon of inclusion during the event.
- Mary Cain's book and Nike's trans-athlete study reveal the same pattern of corporate hypocrisy
Nike faces criticism for hypocrisy after Mary Cain's memoir reveals the company prioritized appearance over performance in athlete contracts, contradicting its public stance on body positivity and inclusion. The book details alleged weight-related pressures from Nike officials, including former coach Alberto Salazar, and highlights a culture of silence within the company.