NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is bucking the current trend to abandon corporate Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies following the inauguration of President Donald Trump. Instead ...

Despite ending the NFL's "End Racism" campaign by having the words printed in the Super Bowl endzone, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has pledged that the league would continue to embrace DEI as it ...

Assistant sports performance coach for the Philadelphia Eagles Autumn Lockwood made sports history as the first Black woman ...

Rulings aside, some major corporations, like Apple, are sticking to their DEI policies, while others are doing an about-face.

Many companies are retreating from DEI initiatives. But notably, a defense is being led by none other than the NFL. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell reaffirmed after the Super Bowl that DEI is still ...

Sam Rapoport, the NFL's senior director of diversity and inclusion, helped launch the first Women’s Forum eight years ago, and says it is gratifying to see her hard work pay off. Even more satisfying, ...

Throughout the course of his career, Bears President & CEO Kevin Warren has walked the walk and talked the talk when it comes ...

Would eliminating it be equitable? It Depends. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell addressed and expressed the NFL commitment to DEI as a reflection of their fanbase and community as proof there is ...

To find an answer, the lens must turn toward the organization. On the cusp of the Super Bowl, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell stood as spokesperson, clarifying the NFL’s position on DEI. “We engaged in ...

In a recent news conference, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell still called those diversity ... commonly known as DEI. GM, Pepsi, Disney and other companies have deleted some or all DEI references ...