Mr Vaizey told The Independent he had been pleased to hear of plans by the BBC and Sky to improve their diversity records, but said he was looking to hear of similar initiatives from ITV and Channel 4. "It's now frankly weird not to see more BAME (black and minority ethnic) faces – both in front of and behind the camera – in the society we now live in," he said.
During her first senatorial campaign, the Boston Herald reported that when she was hired as law professor at Harvard, its law school "prominently touted Warren's Native American background... in an effort to bolster their diversity hiring record in the '90s as the school came under heavy fire for a faculty that was then predominantly white and male".
The Dodgers had perhaps the best diversity record in the major leagues.
Like Apple, Facebook, Twitter and other Silicon Valley firms, Airbnb's critics have argued that its poor diversity record contributes to its failures to address discrimination.
Hancock said the civil service's diversity record was "not good enough" and stressed that "the ladder to the top can be climbed by all".
The article, written with four other academics, also noted that Mr. Bush had the best diversity record of any Republican in history.
So here is a great chance for Shorten and Labor to cross that frontier, and improve on its already strong diversity record.
Mr. Johnson, formerly with the Department of Correction, recalled that at regular meetings, a top official at the city's Department of Citywide Administrative Services would invariably boast about the administration's diversity record.
On Thursday 17 October I attended the annual civil service diversity and equality awards and felt very proud to be part of an organisation with such a rich diversity record.
But based on more than 200 comments posted on The Times' Web site, plus interviews with current and former officials on Tuesday, Mr. Bloomberg's diversity record exposed raw feelings, both critical and supportive of the mayor.
