Tag: diversity
Could Gov. Reagan Have Foreseen the CARB Never-Ending, Monomaniacal Quest?
In 1967, then-Governor Ronald Reagan signed the legislation that created the California Air Resources Board, known as “CARB.” One of CARB’s tasks was, as the name implies, to assist in reducing the terrible smog that plagued Los Angeles and, buoyed...
El Dorado County Board of Supervisors Should Ditch ‘Implicit Bias’ Training
“There is nothing onerous or frightening about implicit bias training,” the Sacramento Bee editorial board claims, critical of the El Dorado County Board of Supervisors for considering doing away with mandatory implicit bias training for all board appointees. The board voted...
University of California Retreats from Unlawful Diversity Statement Mandates
In 2015 the University of California enacted a seemingly innocuous policy which said, “faculty achievement that promote equal opportunity and diversity should be given due recognition in the academic personnel process.” But this modest mandate for recognizing contributions to diversity...
LA Superior Court Judge Rules Against California Gender-Based Corporate Board Quota Law
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Maureen Duffy-Lewis ruled late last week that a California law that required a minimum number of women to be on corporate boards in California was unconstitutional, as it violated the right o equal treatment. The...
Calif. for Equal Rights Foundation: San Dieguito School Superintendent ‘Smearing Asian-American Students’
Californians for Equal Rights Foundation last week called for the San Dieguito Union High School District Board to abstain from dividing students and employees on the basis of race, following a highly contentious incident at the board’s most recent Diversity...
California Diversity Strike Down: Why Most Company Boards Already Met Quotas
In the wake of AB 979, the now off-the-books California law that required California-based companies to to have a minimum of minority-appointed Board seats, being tossed out of court in a Superior Court ruling earlier this week, companies have noted...