These include fear of displacement, lack of power to enforce diversity policy by diversity executives, absence of will by top management, and bias against Latinos.
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The OMWIs don't have the power to enforce diversity practices, but they can collect data and use their bully pulpit to lend a hand to small businesses in underserved communities.
So if the only good argument for not enforcing board diversity is "no one wants to be a quota" then maybe we all have to accept that in this case, enforcing quotas is the first step on the path to a world without them.
With the rise of blogs, websites and podcasts, Pai said, traditional media outlets now face more competition than ever — and rules that once enforced a diversity of viewpoints are no longer needed.
The most polemical reactions have been offered by orchestras' ostensible supporters, most aggressively in a report in 1993 by the American Symphony Orchestra League that urged orchestras to redecorate their halls, introduce more popular music, enforce racial diversity onstage and reach out to new audiences by changing their focus and mission.
In a saga detailed on "60 Minutes" and in Mr. Adamson's own book -- "The Denny's Story: How a Company in Crisis Resurrected Its Good Name" (John Wiley & Sons, 2000), Mr. Adamson enforced a diversity policy at Denny's, where just one franchise had been owned by a member of a minority a decade ago.
Science and technology domains are facing a diversity of challenges enforcing ICT professionals to transfer and aggregate knowledge from different subject areas.
"While the studios might 'care' about diversity, they don't actually use their power to ensure that diversity is enforced.
For years, diversity was enforced at Starrett City.
