Social injustice

The key to a lively, productive employee roundtable is well thought out, open-ended questions. The questions you ask should be nonconfrontational and designed to encourage frank conversation. If you’re feeling brave, consider turning the tables and asking employees what questions they have for you.

This has been an intense, history-making week in the Black Lives Matter movement, and through it all one shining light has been the worldwi...

Painter Gunduz Agayev often draws caricatures criticizing the religion. In his works he touches the problems regarding education, social injustice, human rights and religious fundamentalism. This is his new series of religious people of world, his satirical approach to religion.

People who feel powerful are quicker to change jobs or point out inequity directed at them than are people with less power, a study finds. This may help explain how hierarchies are maintained.

Vintage photo from a 1971 Chicano demonstration against police brutality in East Los Angeles.

Whether you're saving stuff for yourself, historical purposes, or to hold people accountable, grabbing the goods is easy—knowing what to do with them is tricky.

As thousands of peaceful protestors descended on London, Manchester, Cardiff, Leicester and Sheffield in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement, Misan Harriman documented the largely peaceful scene in the capital for British Vogue.