Sentence examples for diversity woes from inspiring English sources
Jane Martinson (Diversity woes not just black and white, 25 January) mentioned in passing the paucity of disabled talent in the media.
His best gag was his first – "Tonight we honour Hollywood's best and whitest – I mean, brightest... ...... – a dig at the Academy's diversity woes.
"How can this magazine -- or any legacy institution -- come to terms with a blighted legacy on race and transcend it?" In a Dec. 22 letter to readers, Gabriel Snyder, the magazine's new editor-in-chief, said that he intends to address the staff's diversity woes as the publication moves forward and rebuilds itself.
The NAAAOM and Entertainment Studios, a television company founded by comedian/producer Byron Allen listed as a co-plaintiff in the suit, claim that Sharpton and the civil rights organizations agreed to help Comcast and Time Warner mask their diversity woes in exchange for financial contributions.
On a lighter note, the diversity party sparked a lament about the dating woes in the black professional world, one in which women seem to far outnumber men.
Diversity attracts diversity.
