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With the COVID-19 vaccine rollout proceeding at an erratic pace, Tulane University medical student Brad Johnson had an idea: Turn young New Orleans-area citizens into “vaccine hunters.”
Software giant Github has apologised for firing a Jewish employee who warned co-workers to be careful about Nazis.
Three professors argued that birth certificate sex designations should be reconsidered because of “ harmful effects... on intersex and transgender people.”
Adrian Smith was shocked to find that a photo of him as an eight-year-old had become an internet meme.
On a busy Monday afternoon in late October, a line of people in reflective vests stood on Happiness Avenue, in downtown Beijing.
Microsoft is being questioned by the US government over whether a diversity initiative amounts to racial discrimination.
Facebook has deleted a post in which President Trump had claimed Covid-19 was "less lethal" than the flu.
In an interview with a local newspaper, a professor called for her hometown board of health to declare racism a public health crisis.
Facebook has updated its rules to tackle posts containing depictions of "blackface" and common anti-Semitic stereotypes.
Elite British sportswomen have spoken out about "horrific abuse" on social media, telling a BBC Sport survey about constant comments on their appearance and sexist remarks questioning their right to play sport
