There are African Americans who are underrepresented, there are women still underrepresented of course.
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"We've given a voice to the most underrepresented population in the most underrepresented country," he says.
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Why tech still isn't a friendly place for womenWomen — particularly underrepresented women of color — are still underrepresented in tech.
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According to the study, white men critics and underrepresented women critics scored movies with white male leads nearly equally — but male critics scored films with underrepresented female leads nearly 10% lower than underrepresented female critics did.
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Underrepresented men fare better than women in all companies, though Airbnb is the closest to achieving gender equity among underrepresented groups.
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"We are seeing that underrepresented minority students going to school in underrepresented areas aren't getting access and exposure to these types of classes," Salesforce.
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"Underrepresented males" (a category that in this case includes non-white reviewers) made up 14.8% of the critics in the study, and "underrepresented females" only 8.9%.
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Latinos were the most underrepresented of the underrepresented racial/ethnic groups, making up 4.13 percent of speaking characters even though they're 17.8 percent of the U.S. population.
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Further, it found that white male critics wrote substantially more reviews (63.9 percent) than their peers who are white women (18.1 percent), underrepresented men (13.8 percent), and underrepresented women (4.1 percent).
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Uber should utilize the Rooney Rule for women and other underrepresented populations for key positions, wherein each pool of candidates interviewed for each identified position includes at least one woman and one member of an underrepresented minority group, thereby ensuring that members of the populations currently underrepresented in Uber's workplace are interviewed with appropriate consistency.
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"You did it for underrepresented students, do it for underrepresented points of view," said Senator Lamar Alexander, Republican of Tennessee and the chairman of the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions.
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In its report today, Pinterest said it beat all of its hiring goals, which focus on female engineers and engineers from underrepresented groups, as well as business and product employees from underrepresented groups.
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Groups that are underrepresented among inventors as a whole are also underrepresented among the elite group of inventors who develop very high-impact patents and earn very large financial rewards for doing so.
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People of color are largely underrepresented in the physics community.
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In the Granite State and nationally, Republican women are underrepresented.
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Sadly, most cats are sorely underrepresented in the ballet world.
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The result is that women remain seriously underrepresented in industry.
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Similarly, they're underrepresented on Twitter compared to the general public.
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They're underrepresented on lists of top investors in venture capital.
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Unfortunately, however, women are severely underrepresented in the entertainment industry.
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Women are still greatly underrepresented in all levels of government.
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Young people, it turns out, are underrepresented regardless of generation.
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It was about an opportunity to represent an underrepresented ethnicity.
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It is indicative of how women are underrepresented in music.
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EB: I agree with hiring and promoting all underrepresented minorities.
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Oracle allegedly withheld $400 million in wages from underrepresented employees
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Grubbs believes those votes are underrepresented in Iowa polls now.
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Can All Raise do more to promote other underrepresented groups?
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Latinos were accurately depicted as perpetrators but underrepresented as victims.
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"Latinos are underrepresented in all forms of media," he said.
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Their numbers are similar to other chronically underrepresented identity groups.
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Still, women are highly underrepresented in STEM careers as well.
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It's no secret that females are underrepresented in this area.
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Latinos and black people are underrepresented in Google's work force.
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What's the key to telling stories about traditionally underrepresented communities?
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Even in chorus parts, women were underrepresented, at 44 percent.
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Women of color are underrepresented at every level of business.
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Women business owners are woefully underrepresented within the regulatory environment.
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Women have long been underrepresented in the American Foreign Service.
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But they also present an opportunity for underrepresented minority groups.
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Blacks and Latinos are also similarly underrepresented in the industry.
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Students who were part of an underrepresented minority group automatically received 20 points in a system that required 100 points for admittance, which meant that nearly every applicant of an underrepresented minority group was admitted.
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"I [am interested in] underrepresented communities, more female voices," she says.
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Some colleges trumpet data about underrepresented minorities and first-generation students.
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Regarding underrepresented minorities, Airbnb's workforce is 6.5% Hispanic and 2.9% black.
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Women are often underrepresented at the top levels of academic hierarchies.
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For underrepresented workers, it can make the possibility of failing terrifying.
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White women penned 17.6%, while underrepresented men wrote 13.1% of reviews.
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And solving problems that are facing underrepresented minorities in this country.
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Women are vastly underrepresented in tech jobs, particularly at higher levels.
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Rural communities feel their influence waning, while urban areas feel underrepresented.
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She ultimately wants to work on documentaries that highlight underrepresented causes.
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Additionally, scooter companies need to do more outreach in underrepresented communities.
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Students from less developed regions are vastly underrepresented at these colleges.
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Some lament that women are still grossly underrepresented in public office.
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In this way she seeks to comment on the underrepresented body.
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Lower-income people and racial and ethnic minorities are severely underrepresented.
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And they're often underrepresented in senior positions across the campaign, too.
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In corporate America, meanwhile, women are way underrepresented on company boards.
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In comparison, only about 12 percent are from an underrepresented minority.
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I just thought it was underrepresented, kind of like Chicano art.
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Sadly, there's a lack of women and underrepresented minorities in cybersecurity.
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Women also are underrepresented among startup employees with large equity grants.
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Groups who are underrepresented in the media have lower self-esteem.
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Literacy rates are bleak and the group is underrepresented in government.
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The Lab has also invested in promoting artists from underrepresented communities.
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Women are one of the world's most underrepresented groups in politics.
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Jordanian women are also underrepresented in politics, despite electoral gender quotas.
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From working out, to wellness events, we are so underrepresented still.
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Yet this demographic is greatly underrepresented in Washington's halls of power.
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About 11% came from minorities considered to be underrepresented in medicine.
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And I'm interested in subjects that might be underrepresented, in subcultures.
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Women, Hispanics and blacks are generally underrepresented in higher-paying positions.
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To that end, Dr. Goins delivers guest lectures to underrepresented middle and high school math students, organizes summer research programs for underrepresented math undergraduates, mentors underrepresented math graduate students, and heads an advocacy group that was formed in 133 after the American Mathematical Society, the professional association for research mathematicians, rejected a proposal to address the dearth of black and Hispanic members.
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The intent is to show the world what the tech industry actually looks like, tell the stories and hardships of underrepresented people in tech, and give other underrepresented people a chance to see themselves in tech.
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It's a huge deal for a community too often underrepresented in media.
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Until recently, our emoji options have seriously lacked diversity and underrepresented women.
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Her fund helps support more than 40 companies led by underrepresented founders.
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The project aims to train and support ballet students in underrepresented communities.
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Thus, despite their popularity, these characters are intentionally underrepresented in these images.
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Most underrepresented people have direct experience with what works and what doesn't.
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The study also reveals that white drivers are underrepresented in traffic stops.
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Women are underrepresented in technical jobs at Microsoft overall, Farber's analysis found.
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The Corkscrew Theater Festival offers a lineup of performances from underrepresented creatives.
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According to the InHerSight data, women remain underrepresented in the tech workplace.
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Expanded efforts to reach underrepresented workers and students for recruitment and training.
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Every speaker, says Tabriz, is from an underrepresented minority in the industry.
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It is true that medium-sized women are absolutely underrepresented in media.
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If somebody is pre-launch and they're underrepresented, I'll meet with them.
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People of color are already underrepresented in mainstream media, including American Vogue.
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We discuss the Rise of the Rest and investing in underrepresented geographies.
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By far, the most underrepresented group of all were people with disabilities.
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You can come through the "visa lottery" for immigrants from underrepresented countries.
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" Minister Akins "As far as being underrepresented, I haven't personally felt it.
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The contributions of underrepresented communities have been seemingly erased in popular culture.
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She said she hopes to encourage underrepresented students to continue their education.
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That's good news, says Kara Alaimo; women are sorely underrepresented in politics.
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The company says the training will generally be offered to "underrepresented groups".
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And underrepresented minorities earn one dollar for every dollar white employees earn.
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Magic women are a wildly underrepresented group within an already insular community.
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Are there tribes or cultural groups that are particularly underrepresented on-screen?
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Asians are underrepresented and frequently poorly portrayed in television shows and films.
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But another underrepresented social group is entering the fight for balanced representation.
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And her reach stretches beyond gender to other groups underrepresented in science.
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That fight for underrepresented voices will be her strongest legacy at Quartz.
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Almost by definition, nationalists and localists are underrepresented at these global gatherings.
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Minorities have been underrepresented in studies, for reasons that are not clear.
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It really is the case that conservative voices are underrepresented on campus.
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The focus is on heroism and rebellion, giving voice to the underrepresented.
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Like Tausig, Agard has emerged as an advocate for other underrepresented constructors.
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Underrepresented ethnic groups and women are often outliers in large data sets.
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And the voices of those Afghans are notably underrepresented in the debate.
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Competition is inherently dramatic, yet sports have been woefully underrepresented on stage.
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When it comes to the medical field, black practitioners are significantly underrepresented.
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At this point, low-income students are vastly underrepresented at elite institutions.
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Because of their scarcity and rarity, movies about underrepresented voices become symbolic.
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Women are woefully underrepresented in this nation's board rooms and executive suites.
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We've got half the population that is way underrepresented in those fields.
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And how can technology become more diverse and welcoming to underrepresented groups?
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Highly selective colleges tend to select from the best-off underrepresented minorities.
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I appreciate his efforts to include more underrepresented groups as crossword constructors.
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Latino and Latin American art remain underrepresented in many mainstream American museums.
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African-Americans are still underrepresented at the top of the corporate ladder.
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The plaintiffs say Hispanics are underrepresented in the current maps (The Hill).
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That's less surprising when you realize that minorities are underrepresented in advertising.
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Democratic-inclined racial minority groups, Hispanics especially, are also underrepresented among actors.
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Here's a data-driven look at the party's true, though underrepresented, ideology.
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This isn't just a hedge fund problem — women across finance are underrepresented.
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I'm also mixed race and that's another thing that I feel is underrepresented.
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Airbnb is also working to recruit underrepresented minorities in computer and data science.
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"It's about making sure people know women are underrepresented, and that it matters."
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And when it comes to search results for jobs, women are especially underrepresented.
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We have a lot of folks who are lower income or underrepresented minorities.
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But women are still vastly underrepresented in space, as are people of colour.
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Only 2 of 651 producers were females from an underrepresented racial/ethnic group.
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Meanwhile, the number of underrepresented minorities at the board level is even lower.
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But women are still dramatically underrepresented on the local, state, and national level.
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Backstage Capital to launch an accelerator in four cities to promote underrepresented founders
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It doesn't help that certain curl types are still underrepresented in mainstream media.
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Let's inspire the next generation to see themselves in careers underrepresented by women.
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Until we've abolished the white standard, people of color will always be underrepresented.
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Only 27.93% of speaking characters that year came from underrepresented racial/ethnic groups.
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That's the power of imagery at this moment for underrepresented communities like ours.
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Within the tech world, it's a known fact that women are outrageously underrepresented.
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Each VC meets with these underserved or underrepresented founder for approximately 20 minutes.
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Meanwhile, only 26.7% were inhabited by people from underrepresented racial and ethnic groups.
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That may raise eyebrows, given that her fund focuses on funding underrepresented minorities.
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Ours is experimental in its probability methodology and use of underrepresented, unlikely voters.
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In this case, underrepresented backgrounds include black, Latinx, Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander.
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But in practice women in China are woefully underrepresented in the financial sector.
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Women — particularly underrepresented women of color — still face challenges within the tech sector.
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"In general, people of color are underrepresented in most storytelling," Ms. Gay said.
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Sundance Institute's announcement emphasized the organization's commitment to global diversity and underrepresented communities.
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Women, underrepresented minorities and LGBTQ employees bear the brunt of discrimination (Kapor Center).
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From a storytelling point of view, I thought that was very much underrepresented.
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Underrepresented minorities in tech could stand to benefit from this quite a bit.
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Generally speaking, women are significantly underrepresented in major climate change policy making bodies.
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Pinterest hired underrepresented people at a rate of 15 percent across the company.
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For starters, tech organizations need bodies that underrepresented populations are keen to provide.
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A 2010 study found that black children were significantly underrepresented in TV news.
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At the end of all this, women are still likely to be underrepresented.
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Now, many breweries are finding ways to sell beers to underrepresented drinkers respectfully.
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Racial and ethnic minorities — particularly African-Americans and Latinos — are even more underrepresented.
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And you became more conscious of how women have been underrepresented in composition.
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PSSST actively works with underrepresented artists—women, people of color, and LGBTQ-identified.
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" Black women have been habitually underrepresented in the cast of "Saturday Night Live.
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Some ethnicities are vastly overrepresented at the schools, while others are dramatically underrepresented.
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"African-Americans and Latinos are grossly underrepresented in medicine," Dr. Romero Arenas said.
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" — David R. "The views of rural African-Americans in the South are underrepresented.
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Women are underrepresented in science, technology, engineering and mathematics at the highest levels.
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Does all work by underrepresented filmmakers have to be perfect to be celebrated?
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"You can't talk about humor online without talking about underrepresented communities," Sun says.
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We have to attend wellness events and workshops even if we feel underrepresented.
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Whites and Asians get pulled over less Whites and Asians, meanwhile, are underrepresented.
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Yet for all that voting power, millennials are still woefully underrepresented in Washington.
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I was also specifically looking for bodies of work that have been underrepresented.
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"Appalshop serves the rural and underrepresented population of central Appalachia," Ms. Rubens said.
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Women, in generic depictions or historic ones, have been underrepresented on American currency.
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Colleges Discover the Rural Student Students from remote areas are underrepresented on campus.
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We're underrepresented in Congress, board rooms and universities while being overrepresented in prisons.
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There has been an outcry that Africa is underrepresented at the World Cup.
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PUZZLE MAKING Crossword constructors volunteer their time to help underrepresented populations get published.
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Black, Latinx, and American Indian people are also underrepresented in the STEM workforce.
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LGBTQ history remains seriously underrepresented, with less than 20 sites in the Register.
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"The goals we aspire to are currently 25 percent hiring rate for women engineers, an 8 percent hire rate for ethnically underrepresented engineers and a 12 percent hire rate for ethnically underrepresented talent across the rest of the company," said Morgan.
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Women now make up 25% of the company's engineering team and underrepresented folks comprise 10% of the overall company — but while making progress across its three hiring goals, there was little change in overall representation of underrepresented minorities year over year.
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Black men are also very underrepresented — something like 34, 36 black male venture partners.
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Most of these companies have zero underrepresented minorities on their board or executive teams….
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But the company acknowledged weaknesses, including retaining employees of underrepresented minorities, particularly African-Americans.
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I feel a responsibility to women that have sometimes felt ignored, dismissed and underrepresented.
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That should, theoretically, eliminate the odd "underrepresented minorities" measurement that Twitter is now reporting.
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She hopes that Make: will continue to feature other underrepresented groups on its covers.
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Under the simulation, the share of underrepresented minority students increased from 28% to 30%.
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For many people in underrepresented groups, it's hard to be what you can't see.
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Women, the disabled, and racial and religious minorities are still underrepresented in Western democracies.
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I'm actually interested in nonfiction and memoir, because I think that's underrepresented in translation.
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He saw the North underrepresented and vowed, to himself mainly, to increase its presence.
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I feel a responsibility to women that have sometimes felt ignored, dismissed, and underrepresented.
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Nonetheless, diverse talent remains vastly underrepresented in the workforce of the local tech sector.
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CredCon is organized primarily by women, and 15 percent of attendees are underrepresented minorities.
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Morgan is a voice in a segment of feminism that is so often underrepresented.
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Women are grossly underrepresented in Congress — they currently hold just 19% of the seats.
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We're trying to redress just how starkly underrepresented we are professionally, across all industries.
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Additionally, about 78.9% were white, while 21.1% were from other underrepresented racial/ethnic groups.
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This is particularly true for those who are underrepresented in other forms of media.
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"My coworkers who are underrepresented minorities didn't relate to them at all," she says.
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For the trout-lovers out there Fish are really underrepresented in the flask world.
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Asian Americans tend to be overrepresented in technical roles but underrepresented in leadership positions.
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"62% of my lab qualifies in some way as an underrepresented group," she says.
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Drew bridges the gap between underrepresented artistic voices and museum spaces through social media.
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As a young person with flat feet, I represent a core, underrepresented market demographic.
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Only 3.4% of film directors were women, while only 12.7% were from underrepresented groups.
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"Women are grossly underrepresented in security forces worldwide," Boxer said in a written statement.
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Black men are also very underrepresented — something like 20083, 36 black male venture partners.
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But aside from South Africans, sub-Saharan Africa is deeply underrepresented in world tennis.
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Men may be overrepresented in STEM fields because they are underrepresented in reading fields.
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In doing so, Rodriguez hopes to empower those who feel underrepresented in media coverage.
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People of color are underrepresented editorially, in book marketing, publicity, and as literary agents.
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If the Times is oversampling independent bookstores, books by conservatives would likely be underrepresented.
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And then engage those blind spots by inviting women and underrepresented people to speak.
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The legacy advantage dwarfs any edge afforded to African-Americans or other underrepresented minorities.
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Earlier this year, I asked you which voices were underrepresented in op-ed journalism.
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As with any underrepresented group in medicine, professional diversity should reflect our population's diversity.
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Last month, Zebras Unite announced plans to launch a fund to support underrepresented founders.
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It can't help matters that women are sadly underrepresented in the party's congressional ranks.
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It will try to grow in Brazl's northern region, where it is still underrepresented.
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So what power does any underrepresented group really stand to gain from an Oscar?
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This sort of criticism, however, invariably arrives when a movie features an underrepresented group.
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The opt-in database is comprised of entertainment journalists and critics from underrepresented groups.
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Black women have also continued to remain severely underrepresented in corporate America and Congress.
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And typically underrepresented groups, such as Latinos and African-Americans, make up 226 percent.
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Lebanese women are significantly underrepresented in Parliament, holding only six seats out of 128.
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Sometimes they overemphasize particularly underrepresented voters, like 19-year-old black male Trump voters.
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Since Revolution launched in 2005, venture capital activity in underrepresented markets has grown significantly.
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The two largest ethnic groups — the Oromos and Amharas — feel marginalized, underrepresented and powerless.
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Especially worth hearing is Zemlinsky's music, which is tragically underrepresented in concert halls today.
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Carnes sent me the following graph, which shows that workers have always been underrepresented.
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It also helps the colleges avoid scrutiny when admitting recruited athletes, legacies or underrepresented minorities.
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Without local district elections, the interests of many minority groups went underrepresented throughout the state.
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After he did, colleagues would often ask him if LGBTQ people were underrepresented in science.
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I realized that there are two very important aspects of war that are completely underrepresented.
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Activists also called for underrepresented filmmakers to seize on the momentum of the past year.
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She will use the prize money to begin a fund for students from underrepresented backgrounds.
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"Latinas remain dramatically underrepresented in comparison to their numbers in the US population," Lauzen said.
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It will also establish a scholarship program for students from backgrounds historically underrepresented in fashion.
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" Yet, she pointed out, "numerically and anecdotally we were clearly underrepresented when I was there.
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Students who qualify for free school meals are significantly underrepresented at Britain's top academic institutions.
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"Young people are the most vulnerable and underrepresented victims of war-zone rape," he wrote.
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Producing may be next, if it means she can create more opportunities for underrepresented voices.
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There's also the launch of Facebook University six years ago, which recruits from underrepresented communities.
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Many organizations have been formed to address challenges that female founder and underrepresented minorities face.
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In 2014, TechCrunch launched Include to facilitate opportunities for underserved and underrepresented communities in tech.
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I mean, unemployment rates for, you know, underrepresented minorities are higher than the national average.
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Underrepresented female characters over the age of 40 only made up 78.93% of speaking roles.
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Unfortunately, it matters where you work if you're someone from an underrepresented group of people.
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Women are still vastly underrepresented on the lineups of electronic music festivals around the world.
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For all of Hollywood's recent progress toward inclusivity, Asians are still woefully underrepresented in Hollywood.
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It's certainly an ongoing fact that people of color are extremely underrepresented in video games.
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Despite the achievements and contributions of Asian Americans, we are significantly underrepresented in corporate leadership.
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Also to show that the sheer fact is that queer men of color are underrepresented.
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Help elect people who give a fuck about women, underrepresented groups, and reproductive rights.5.
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One thing our data mining study doesn't reveal is why women are so seriously underrepresented.
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In the U.S., underrepresented racial minorities in tech make up 11.5 percent of Slack's workforce.
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On the one hand, we have unprecedented opportunity to access information and reach the underrepresented.
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Women are grossly underrepresented among patent holders, despite their growing presence in invention prone disciplines.
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We are severely underrepresented in top government positions, including in political appointments at all levels.
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But despite this progress, women remain vastly underrepresented in elected office both here and internationally.
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"The Princess and the Frog" is woefully underrepresented among Disney's line of animated princess stories.
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Even in her own lab, Li struggles to recruit underrepresented people of color and women.
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But Morphin could let the underrepresented take their rightful place as stars of the screen.
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It's also added underrepresented minorities to its leadership ranks, up from having none in 2015.
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New entrepreneurs, including today's underrepresented founders, have exciting strategies that come from fresh insights. Valor.
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In manufacturing, the gender gap is far more basic: Women are underrepresented at every level.
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Among them: A growing number of women, who have been historically underrepresented in these jobs.
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It goes without saying that Indigenous artists are underrepresented in most mainstream art museum collections.
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We are underrepresented in both population-based genomic studies, and as primary investigators in academia.
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Only 26.3 percent of characters were black, Latino, Asian, or of another underrepresented ethnic group.
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The University of Pittsburgh hosts a summer program in philosophy of science for underrepresented groups.
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The reason: Mainland China's stock market has been growing and is underrepresented in global indexes.
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We know that women are way underrepresented in front of the camera and behind it.
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Independents OPPOSE impeachment & removal by 47-39, but they are greatly underrepresented in this poll.
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However, ramping up affirmative action in college admissions could actually benefit underrepresented Asian American groups.
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How we involve young people—particularly those from underrepresented communities—is an important design challenge.
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Frank Bruni Like other minorities, L.G.B.T. people are seriously underrepresented in our country's political offices.
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And which if any should remain underrepresented because they're beyond the pale of productive discourse?
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But if a white actor is taking an underrepresented role, then it's clearly not working.
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Women are dramatically underrepresented as decision makers on Broadway — particularly as producers, directors and writers.
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However, women continue to be underrepresented, and the treatment they experience ultimately impacts their jobs.
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These challenges are compounded for women of color, who are drastically underrepresented in the field.
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They are an underrepresented group Whatever the causes, the non-religious represent a growing constituency.
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In the sciences, where women are dreadfully underrepresented, student safety was not of primary concern.
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Even rural applicants from non-underrepresented groups had a 13% edge over their urban counterparts.
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Almost half of those who qualified for a recruiting letter were members of underrepresented minorities.
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NIH officials said the project aims to build trust among populations historically underrepresented in research.
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However, women were still underrepresented in the foreign service, especially in diplomatic missions, he said.
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Periodic reminder: the Crossword Puzzle Collaboration Directory is a resource for puzzlemakers from underrepresented groups.
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When Republicans are in power, minority Americans will feel like they are underrepresented and oppressed.
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Usually no one comments or looks, but it's so underrepresented in media that we're uncomfortable.
|
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This is especially the case for Latinos who continue to remain underrepresented in elected office.
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It was almost like a slap that woke me up, like, 'Wow, we are really underrepresented.
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Also, only about a third of respondents were cat-owners, so their experiences may be underrepresented.
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His appeal is narrowly concentrated among very conservative voters, and they are underrepresented in New Hampshire.
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We are kind of both instrumenting software and procedure to try to recruit more underrepresented founders.
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We're a very underrepresented population in Hollywood, but we are the majority population of the world.
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Despite the successes of a select few, women remain underrepresented at the highest levels of leadership.
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The internal diversity survey only looked at underrepresented minorities that are part of Twitter's U.S. workforce.
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Women are routinely underrepresented in clinical trials, and studies around sport and exercise are no exception.
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The burdens that we — the underrepresented — place on both artists and ourselves can be deeply unfair.
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I helped create a platform for many talented writers from among underrepresented voices in American media.
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Women are grossly underrepresented in leadership roles in TV and film, particularly in the director's chair.
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Just like in tech, women are woefully underrepresented in the film industry, especially in leadership positions.
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Sixteen of those were from underrepresented racial and ethnic groups, up 18 percentage points from 2007.
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This lack of inclusion matters because women and minority entrepreneurs are significantly underrepresented in high-tech.
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Sadly, no matter how "progressive" Bernie appears, he hasn't engaged with the underrepresented here in Baltimore.
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"From a young age I understood that girls were underrepresented in the gaming industry," Burgher says.
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Trending down: TikTok users of color say they are underrepresented on the app's For You Page.
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Launched in 2014, TechCrunch developed the Include Program to facilitate opportunities for underserved and underrepresented founders.
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There's no easy way around it: Women are vastly underrepresented in elected and appointed political positions.
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Airbnb also recently started working with diversity recruiting startup Jopwell to source candidates from underrepresented groups.
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Profits would go into two directions: one, back into making message-consistent media supporting underrepresented voices.
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Ultimately though, we still live in a world where plus-size women are woefully underrepresented onscreen.
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Role models are hugely important, particularly in industries like tech were women are so vastly underrepresented.
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Of those women, only three were from an underrepresented group, and only 8 were over 45.
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And that can be particularly hard, especially when queer teens are so underrepresented in mainstream media.
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Fellow startup accelerator Techstars fared a bit better in regards to both underrepresented minorities and women.
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That's a sharp contrast with the United States, where women are vastly underrepresented in STEM fields.
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In broadcast-scripted shows, Latinx people were underrepresented as well, playing six percent of all roles.
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Millennials surpassed baby boomers as the largest living generation in 2015, but they're underrepresented in Congress.
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Stats show that #STEM jobs pay women better with women still remain underrepresented #WomeninSTEM #MWMentors pic.twitter.
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Top tech companies have already taken the first step by activating the search for underrepresented talent.
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Backstage Capital to launch an accelerator in four cities to promote underrepresented founders Silicon Valley vs.
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The company formally trains mentors on cultural awareness and sponsors high-potential employees from underrepresented groups.
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This is a savvy exercise in serving the underrepresented while simultaneously securing a sure-fire blockbuster.
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I think the biggest problem is that women are underrepresented in the paths to the presidency.
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Getting more women and underrepresented groups into technical roles is the key to closing the gap.
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But I do think they should feel called [on] to speak out for these underrepresented communities.
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At GitHub, it's clear that white women are faring better than people from other underrepresented groups.
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African Americans are underrepresented at nearly every large technology company, according to company-reported diversity data.
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The fund is geared toward supporting underrepresented founders and does not require board seats to invest.
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Despite no physical differentiators between men and women, women are severely underrepresented in the esports world.
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He has campaigned on a promise to reach out to traditionally underrepresented constituencies, particularly minority voters.
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Those are "really difficult for any single individual from an underrepresented group to undo," she added.
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Microsoft said women and underrepresented minorities were paid slightly more than white men in equivalent roles.
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The main reason they are so underrepresented is that they don't run in the first place.
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The party's four-day meeting also underscored how underrepresented women are in the party's highest echelons.
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Republican women are especially underrepresented: Only 22 House Republicans are women, compared with 62 House Democrats.
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That, in turn, helps explain why women remain underrepresented even in a strongly favorable political climate.
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"It makes me wonder maybe this is why women are so underrepresented on Twitch in general."
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Her company, Blendoor, builds software that measures recruiter and interviewer bias against underrepresented groups in tech.
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SPEAK's collection of personal reflections provide unfiltered voice to the underrepresented Baltimore musicians and music venues.
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Democratic Congressman Maxine Waters is reaching a severely underrepresented potential pool of voters: the toddler set.
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But so did older voters, leaving young people relatively underrepresented as a portion of the electorate.
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The system automatically awarded 20 out of 150 points toward admission to members of underrepresented minorities.
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China's stock market, which has been growing in recent years, is often underrepresented in global indexes.
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They are a gateway into an underrepresented cuisine—a gustatory delight for palates of all ethnicities.
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"Women continue to do so much labor and are so underrepresented and underpaid," Ms. Janes said.
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Thus, each jury pool vastly underrepresented these groups, further worsened by the use of peremptory challenges.
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Intersectionality is the idea that you're a women, but you may belong to another underrepresented group.
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The city has since dismantled enhanced academics in elementary grades and middle schools in underrepresented communities.
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"The Crimson has historically had problems attracting underrepresented minorities and retaining those people," Ms. Yared said.
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Colleges, he said, must do more in terms of outreach to encourage underrepresented students to apply.
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Since 1980, women have remained underrepresented in the Society, representing less than 5% of the membership.
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"Underrepresented groups come across additional challenges in workplace by virtue of race or ethnicity," Greenwood says.
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They include reaching out to organizations for funding, and making sure underrepresented people saw their application.
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Lyons points to companies like Google and Facebook as places where people of color are underrepresented.
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And I'd say in the last 18 months, we've deployed about $200 million into underrepresented founders.
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This year, we see what happens when Latinos are underrepresented in the sister medium of news.
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"I don't mind them bringing in conservative voices that they feel have been underrepresented," he said.
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They're practically nonexistent among rap nominees, and underrepresented in rock and alternative categories across the board.
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Even if Ivan Rodriguez makes it this time, on his first try, catchers are still underrepresented.
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That's a big piece, but it can't only be representation, because women have been similarly underrepresented.
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Yet affirmative action, which is intended to help underrepresented minorities, gets intense scrutiny and legal challenges.
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That is why we are underrepresented in your pages, and in politics, technology, finance and mathematics.
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This weekend we plan to publish readers' thoughts on why women are underrepresented in opinion pages.
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Pomona's demographics do not match America's: Low-income and black students like Mr. Kahoro remain underrepresented.
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This weekend, we plan to publish readers' thoughts on why women are underrepresented in opinion pages.
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Latinos, like many other minority groups in American politics, continue to be underrepresented in elected office.
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And Part 4 would shut down a lottery program aimed at encouraging immigration from underrepresented countries.
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Many medical institutions use the term "underrepresented in medicine" to encompass a group including African Americans, Hispanics and Latinos, Native Americans, Pacific Islanders, and some Asian subgroups whose proportion in the physician workforce is less than in the population, and promote efforts to recruit underrepresented students.
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Oracle allegedly withheld $400 million in wages from underrepresented employees Oracle has allegedly withheld $400 million in wages from racially underrepresented workers (black, Latinx and Asian) as well as women, the U.S. Department of Labor's Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs said in a filing. 4.
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But, the long and the short of his opinion seems to be that women are underrepresented in tech because of psychological differences between women and men, not because of bias, and women are underrepresented in the top tiers of leadership because of their own preferences, not discrimination.
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"Founders First is very pleased to have secured such significant funding that allows us to expand our efforts to businesses that are led by underrepresented founders or those that serve underrepresented communities," said Kim Folsom, co-founder and chief executive of Founders First, in a statement.
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Some of them would go to immigrants from underrepresented countries, just on a non-lottery basis (such as holding spots for underrepresented countries in current visa categories); other visas would go to immigrants who currently have TPS, opening the door for them to apply for green cards.
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But there is still so, so far to go, and so many ways American women remain underrepresented.
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Immigrants are clearly underrepresented: The only overrepresented group, you'll note, are converts — people from non-Muslim backgrounds.
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Historically, the government hasn't gathered much information, making it hard to tell where LGBT Americans are underrepresented.
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TechCrunch's diversity program Include serves as a platform to provide startup and tech access for underrepresented groups.
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Twitter's latest diversity report showed the company was making some progress around the hiring of underrepresented minorities.
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Founded in 2014, TechCrunch Include leverages our extensive network to support underserved and underrepresented groups in tech.
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A USC Annenberg Film Study from 25.1 found that seniors are both underrepresented and stereotyped on screen.
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The acquisition makes quite some sense given The Door's similar focus on helping underrepresented founders get funding.
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The game is nearly 70 percent black, but African-Americans remain strikingly underrepresented in the coaching ranks.
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We're underrepresented, barely represented, and also not represented in our diversity, in the diversity within our communities.
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Female voices in photography are still underrepresented, particularly when it comes to prestigious awards and social issues.
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Underrepresented people of color (from black, Hispanic, and indigenous communities) are a tiny portion of its workforce.
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The statistics are unequivocal: Women and minorities are vastly underrepresented in front of and behind the camera.
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Partners Ilya Sukhar and Anoushka Vaswani will be meeting with underserved and underrepresented founders in San Francisco.
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And it's male voters who have been underrepresented at the ballot box over the past few decades.
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Twitter also aims to bump up the percentage of underrepresented minorities in leadership roles to eight percent.
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Out of the 407 directors analyzed across platforms, 87% were white, while 13% were from underrepresented backgrounds.
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In 2014, only 31 percent of new hires were women and only 21 percent were underrepresented minorities.
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To the Editor: David Leonhardt calls for new approaches to support underrepresented students in completing college degrees.
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The caucus aims to increase the presence of women and underrepresented minorities in STEM across the country.
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Cooper said he wished he had done more outreach to underrepresented minorities during his time as CIO.
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The data and conversations showed us that LGBTQ girls and women are underfunded, underrepresented and under researched.
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Half of all new hires are from underrepresented groups, according to a newly updated diversity Web site.
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African American and Latino are specifically highlighted as they are among the most underrepresented communities in tech.
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Starting in October 2015, TechCrunch partnered with top VCs to provide feedback and mentorship to underrepresented founders.
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The idea is to help a traditionally underrepresented workforce connect and build support systems outside the office.
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Trump instinctively understands these Huckabee-Santorum voters, and he instinctively understands they are vastly underrepresented in Washington.
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Brenda Darden Wilkerson is an advocate for access, opportunity, and social justice for underrepresented communities in technology.
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Even with affirmative action, blacks and Hispanics are more underrepresented at top colleges than 35 years ago.
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The survey suggested underrepresented groups were more likely to experience negative treatment and leave well-paid jobs.
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He believes tech companies have become increasingly dogmatic—conservative voices are not just underrepresented, but actively silenced.
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LGBTQ people still face discrimination, are underrepresented in many companies and industries, and often lack employment protections.
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For eligible voters who are members of underrepresented communities, the Court's decision will have particularly significant implications.
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Women and minorities continue to be underrepresented in Hollywood, and face a variety of issues across occupations.
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Habersham said his goal was to give members of underrepresented groups greater leverage when negotiating their salaries.
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The divides that appear in the comments suggest that women's opinions can be underrepresented in other institutions.
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Unsurprisingly, this lack of part-time options disproportionately impacts low-income students and students from underrepresented groups.
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The anti-discrimination laws are meant to protect marginalized and underrepresented groups- not those who attack them.
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Why it matters: These health moves would target two of the nation's most underrepresented and vulnerable communities.
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It's also important that companies implement programs to foster inclusive, supportive environments for underrepresented people in tech.
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Underrepresented minorities still make up around 12 percent of Intel's technical workers, flat from two years ago.
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At Valor, 60% of our portfolio is led by underrepresented founders like women and people of color.
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Without women and minority investors, she said that underrepresented founders have a harder time getting venture funding.
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She said the Hispanic community in Gainesville, which has exploded, is underrepresented in the Georgia General Assembly.
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They could have selected a writer from the developing world, which remains woefully underrepresented among Nobel laureates.
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The most obvious place to begin is a substantial increase in undergraduate enrollment, especially of underrepresented students.
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And on social media, I asked a related question: Which views are underrepresented in the national media?
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It's also become a valuable source of information for how that still underrepresented group thinks about investing.
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But often, they are making educated guesses about what groups are over- or underrepresented in their samples.
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Most important, solving puzzles made by people like themselves makes these underrepresented groups feel seen and heard.
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The alliance also proposes an initiative to recruit African-Americans, who are sorely underrepresented in the industry.
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Yet, women are underrepresented in decision-making spheres, and the world's coronavirus response agencies are no exception.
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Many offer diversity training and leadership development programs, and many support affinity groups for traditionally underrepresented groups.
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Yes, it is true that black voters were slightly underrepresented in 2016 and slightly overrepresented in 2003.
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For folks from underrepresented groups, I also recommend the Crossword Puzzle Collaboration Directory as a fantastic resource.
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And according to the Pew Research Center, women remain underrepresented in engineering, computer science and physical science.
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Policymakers argued that this would diversify U.S. immigration because Europeans had become "underrepresented" in the immigrant population.
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Samantha, Aileen and Christine quickly discovered that female studio owners are underrepresented in the boot-camp world.
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Rodriguez said pitting "two underrepresented groups against each other" is the last thing she'd want to do.
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Some offer scholarships, but most said it was often difficult to find qualified students from underrepresented groups.
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A 2018 Pew study found women are underrepresented in Google image results for certain jobs and fields.
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People of color also face a stubborn wage gap and are underrepresented at many of these schools.
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But we don't believe that early decision is disproportionally a cause, nor are we disadvantaging underrepresented students.
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Chirlane McCray sets a populist tone with an exhibition of female artists, long underrepresented at Gracie Mansion.
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"There's a general sense that the larger Asian-American community is underrepresented and ignored," Mr. Kwan said.
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It's about who you know Investing is one of the last frontiers where women are this underrepresented.
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Spanning several media, much of the work here makes social commentary from the perspective of underrepresented populations.
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As you know, numerous groups that would contribute significantly to the success of a business have historically been underrepresented in technology companies, including women, disabled individuals, military veterans, and individuals from a number of underrepresented ethnic groups, including those that identify as African-American, Hispanic or Native American.
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But the fastest growing parts of the electorate are groups that often get underrepresented in traditional phone polls.
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The goal of #OscarsSoWhite remains that people from traditionally underrepresented communities should have opportunities to tell their stories.
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It was a sweeping speech that tackled the visibility of women and shed the light on underrepresented populations.
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Kids have short attention spans because of the internet; underrepresented communities have a voice because of the internet.
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Race/ethnicity: 11.5% of our workforce are people from one or more underrepresented racial and/or ethnic groups.
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They have strong and weak ties that bridge to many different networks of underrepresented engineers, designers and managers.
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Britt noted that EMQQ could leaven a broad emerging markets basket, in which its holdings might be underrepresented.
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But let's be plain here: it's not enough, not when women and other marginalized groups are still underrepresented.
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With Managing Inclusion, the idea is to teach managers about the issues marginalized and underrepresented people may face.
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We also felt it was vital to showcase the underrepresented (our folks in the LGBT community, POC, women).
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First comes the scarcity of it all — the very real fact that women remain wildly underrepresented in film.
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Activists are broadly complaining that Pride organizers aren't considering the needs of underrepresented groups within the LGBTQ community.
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Founded in 2014, the TechCrunch Include Program aims to facilitate opportunities in tech for underserved and underrepresented communities.
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Though women still are underrepresented, their gains have been more substantial than those of African-Americans and Latinos.
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In every STEM subject, women are underrepresented, except at the lower levels, when we're present in great numbers.
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For instance, last month Goldman expanded a year-old program to hire more junior bankers from underrepresented groups.
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Underserved and underrepresented groups include (but are not limited to) female, Latino/a, Black founders, veterans, and LGBTQ.
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It's one thing to hire underrepresented minorities, but it's another thing to make them feel included and wanted.
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In New Zealand, the Electoral Commission has a government-sanctioned mandate to facilitate voting for underrepresented social categories.
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This version of Liz comes at a time where representation — and authentic stories about underrepresented groups — is vital.
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It claims that for several quarters, Google would only hire people from historically underrepresented groups for technical positions.
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It's no secret that women, especially women of color, are underrepresented in venture capital and the tech industry.
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Underserved and underrepresented founders include (but are not limited to) veterans, LGBTQ, female founders and Native American founders.
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Apple, again, has much higher percentages of underrepresented groups, but is also the most skewed in balancing gender.
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We also host groups of underserved and underrepresented students from local schools, sourced via local groups and representatives.
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And although these broken barriers are a great triumph, there is still one community that remains underrepresented: Latinos.
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The report shows small improvements in both overall numbers as well as in attrition among certain underrepresented groups.
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In tech, there has been a lot of discussion around creating a more inclusive environment for underrepresented demographics.
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Having diversity early on helped provide role models for members from underrepresented backgrounds who were interested in fighting.
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There's no way to get around it: Plus-size women are underserved by retailers and underrepresented in media.
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"[I want to] show underrepresented minorities and girls that technology is not just a nerd's game," Dinesh says.
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Pinterest wins at the management and executive levels for employment of women from underrepresented minority groups in tech.
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Those from underrepresented backgrounds already know how to expertly sell themselves to attain opportunities others take for granted.
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The move upped LinkedIn's hiring of people with underrepresented backgrounds in its non-technical teams by 23 percent.
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Underrepresented groups in tech include, but are not limited to, female founders, Black, Latino, Native American, and LGBTQ.
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In 2015, 43 percent of new hires were women and underrepresented minorities, three percentage points above its target.
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The proportion of underrepresented minorities at the company has remained at around 28503 percent since at least 22019.
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She's also behind cassette label Pleasure Cruise Press and launched a website to help venues book underrepresented bands.
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And there is the fact that women of color have been traditionally underrepresented by People in this arena.
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In 2014, TechCrunch launched the Include Program in an effort to facilitate opportunities for underserved and underrepresented founders.
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Underserved and underrepresented founders include (but are not limited to) Female Founders, Black, Latino/a, Veterans, and LGBTQ.
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Since 2013, participation by females and underrepresented minorities in AP Computer Science has grown faster than the average.
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Apple classifies underrepresented minorities as "Black, Hispanic, Native American, Native Hawaiian, and Other Pacific Islander" in its report.
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As the Los Angeles Times reported, Asian people have also been grossly underrepresented among Oscar nominees and winners.
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It's a pretty well-known fact that women are frequently underrepresented in government and positions of political leadership.
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When companies discuss diversity and inclusion, the focus is generally on underrepresented racial groups, women and LGBTQ employees.
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And bringing women and underrepresented groups into the conversation means the conversation itself is likely to be different.
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Even when I was there, they had a special program to support underrepresented students to help them succeed.
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Or maybe they don't believe they are adept at amplifying underrepresented narratives — choosing instead to ignore them altogether.
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"We need to get better at standing up for underrepresented groups' ideas and putting them forward," Wade said.
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Although the number eligible to vote has hit a record high, Latinos remain underrepresented on registered voter rolls.
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He wrote that underrepresented groups are systematically excluded from communication and that racial discrimination at Facebook is real.
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Women were underrepresented in trials for medications to treat heart failure, coronary artery disease and heart attack, however.
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Microsoft reported modest gains in hiring more women and underrepresented minorities in its first "Diversity and Inclusion" report.
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Workers: Achieved pay and promotion parity for women and underrepresented minorities last year, two years ahead of schedule.
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Women are still vastly underrepresented in all facets: from artists and museum directors to curators and permanent collections.
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Influence culture from the top down by focusing on advancing underrepresented minorities and women into visible senior roles.
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Why it matters: Uber has been heavily criticized for its difficult environment for women and other underrepresented minorities.
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Underrepresented groups in tech include, but are not limited to, Black, Latino, Native American, LGBT and female founders.
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Blacks and Hispanics continue to be underrepresented in STEM—a trend that mirrors attendance at America's top universities.
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Whatever the computer decides, it's wrong, because it didn't have enough data on this underrepresented type of vehicle.
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"For black, Latinx, and other women from underrepresented groups, that statistic is even more bleak," the post explained.
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This year, Pinterest only reached a 5 percent hiring rate for full-time engineers in underrepresented ethnic backgrounds.
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At a company-wide level, however, Pinterest surpassed its hiring goals for underrepresented people in non-engineering roles.
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Yet, throughout the history of mass media in the United States, Hispanics and Latinos have largely been underrepresented.
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Regulators don't comment on investigations, but the EEOC recently acknowledged older people are underrepresented in the tech industry.
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Checkers has for years been underrepresented in the wealthiest neighborhoods with the most spending power, according to analysts.
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Is there any group that feels missing or underrepresented compared to the makeup of your city or town?
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Fitzsimmons, who disagreed, said the letters were just one way to encourage students from underrepresented populations at Harvard.
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Fairness and good sense argue for greater inclusion of women and underrepresented groups in all crucial policy fields.
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Being undervalued has led to women being underrepresented in management positions, in C-suites and on corporate boards.
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And pregnant women in particular are "severely underrepresented," in part because of fear of harm to their fetuses.
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But people from underrepresented groups also bring different perspectives to legislatures, influencing what kind of work they do.
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Celebrity international artists may sell works for millions at auction, but local artists still feel unheard and underrepresented.
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In their own way, both dug into underrepresented points of view on television at the time they debuted.
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Like other open-source communities, ReactJS is now reckoning with how it treats traditionally underrepresented groups in tech.
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Rather than putting effort toward recruiting additional underrepresented minorities, colleges should simplify the application and financial aid processes.
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But in an industry where women of color are underrepresented, her talent and accomplishments haven't always been recognized.
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As you probably know, women are drastically underrepresented in MDL leadership, considering their rising numbers in the profession.
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Reliance on historical data, and the sparsity of data on underrepresented groups, can also create bias in algorithms.
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For more than two decades, the Sphinx Organization has advocated for the work of underrepresented musicians of color.
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At Harvard, twenty-seven per cent of tenured faculty are women, and eight per cent are underrepresented minorities.
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In addition, Chael said that as an openly gay man, he is also an underrepresented demographic in STEM.
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As an openly autistic woman, Cromer is also representing the frequently underrepresented demographic of autistic women and girls.
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In response, the company took steps including hiring retention case managers to work with employees from underrepresented backgrounds.
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Being underrepresented and hired less often than men makes hitting the minimum earnings amount more difficult, she said.
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Without imposing any quotas, it mandates consideration of the deep bench of talented candidates from historically underrepresented backgrounds.
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Apfel's success builds upon this momentum and expands the conversation by highlighting another underrepresented group: models over 50.
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" Another 2019 study in Health Equity found "significant difference in patient satisfaction scores between underrepresented and white physicians.
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Yet despite the overwhelming evidence and urgent need, Syrian women have still been underrepresented throughout the peace process.
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It would eliminate the diversity visa lottery system, which is intended to bring in immigrants from underrepresented countries.
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It isn't about trying to infiltrate a work force where almost in every industry we're underpaid and underrepresented.
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The Association of Art Museum Directors has announced a pilot internship program for undergraduate students from underrepresented backgrounds.
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Democrats have long been underrepresented in governorships across the country, and they're hoping that could change this year.
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Affirmative action is a federal policy that levels the playing field for underrepresented communities in college admission processes.
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Nonetheless, high-flying females are underrepresented on screen, which makes Netflix's decision to devote a show to one encouraging.
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In 2003, LGBTQ+ individuals were severely underrepresented on TV — as in only five characters on TV identified as LGBTQ+.
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Similarly, underrepresented minorities now make up 20 percent of these test takers, up 5 percentage points from last year.
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It also illustrates the importance of examining why women are underrepresented in some fields and how to address that.
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Research shows that women are underrepresented in all areas of music: as performers, as songwriters, and behind the scenes.
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Backstage Capital launched with a mission: to support underrepresented founders and to invest in 250 of them by 22020.
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From there it's just a matter of soliciting voice recordings from any group that's underrepresented in that data set.
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I'm an ABC and people are always surprised by me because I'm thicker, and thicker Asians are definitely underrepresented.
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Especially for an area of the world that's already so underrepresented in fashion, why not really go for it?
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But what about a company that wants to boost its diversity by reaching out to folks with underrepresented backgrounds.
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Women make up half the country's population, but are sorely underrepresented in the highest levels of leadership across sectors.
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This year, the show promises to investigate questions between botany and colonialism, bodies and shelters, memories and underrepresented histories.
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And these books give voice to authors and illustrators of color who are typically underrepresented in the literary world.
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Not the one where their image is ridiculed, yet stolen or how they are underrepresented in positions of power.
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Partners Niko Bonatsos and Kyle Doherty will meet with underrepresented and underserved entrepreneurs to provide key feedback and advice.
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But don't you dare let that affect your detective work on Instagram, where queer conspiracy theorists are sorely underrepresented.
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There are a lot of reviewers (and readers) actively seeking out books by female authors and other underrepresented voices.
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Women fared better in terms of representation on streaming platforms — 252% — and were the most underrepresented in film — 643%.
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This is even truer when you are a member of an underrepresented group — in this case fat, Black women.
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We need to actively support the underrepresented groups already doing the work and who have the experience for office.
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Next year, Airbnb's goal is to increase its overall percentage of employees from underrepresented employees from 10% to 11%.
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Underrepresented and underserved founders include, but are not limited to, veteran, female, Latino/a, Black, LGBTQ and handicapable founders.
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It can even be hard to find photos of women scientists on Wikipedia — particularly those from underrepresented demographic groups.
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Overall, Intel exceeded its 2016 hiring goals, with 45.1 percent of its new hires coming from an underrepresented group.
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Do TV shows have a larger responsibility to serve society in their storytelling, when it comes to underrepresented groups?
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Festivals are a crucial way for women filmmakers to gain ground in an industry in which they are underrepresented.
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Hitchcock and Spielberg both have five movies in the top 100, while movies from women directors were vastly underrepresented.
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This trend follows many other industries where women are underrepresented at the top, contributing to the national wage gap.
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It doesn't need to explain itself, or belabor the common, yet still shockingly underrepresented, realities of being a woman.
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Bless the good people in the world who believe that "street magic thriller" is an underrepresented genre in Hollywood.
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We are woefully underrepresented in industries like tech, and there are currently no Black women leading Fortune 500 companies.
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Underrepresented and underserved founders include, but are not limited to, LGBTQ, veteran, female, Latino/a, Black and handicapable founders.
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Mr Odinga is from the Luo, a tribe whose members feel they have been underrepresented in government since independence.
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Underrepresented minorities held 9 percent of the technical positions at Twitter in 2016, up from 7 percent in 2016.
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Trans, gender queer, bi, intersex, there were all of these identities that were underrepresented or not represented at all.
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One yearns for a deep and sustained examination of an underrepresented artist, with an emphasis on their actual art.
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Underrepresented and underserved founders include, but are not limited to veteran, female, Latino/a, Black, LGBTQ and handicapable founders.
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By doing so, we hope to give a voice to those who are often underrepresented in the energy dialogue.
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Regev thinks there is a role for policy changes in enabling greater representation for currently underrepresented groups in society.
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This year, Facebook has donated some of the proceeds from F8 to Hack Reactor's Telegraph Track for underrepresented engineers.
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"Some of the underrepresented communities have an unusually large occurrence of cancers because of lack of knowledge," he says.
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When it comes to business, finance and politics, women remain underrepresented in senior roles — and even mid-level ones.
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Last year, Facebook invested $1 million in an effort to teach computer science to more women and underrepresented minorities.
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The next step is to broaden their search beyond elite campuses and invest in the education of underrepresented students.
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And why do you think so many girls and women are still underrepresented in these areas and professional fields?
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Given Atlanta's importance in Southern history and the civil-rights movement, it is curiously underrepresented in front-rank fiction.
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Her win bolsters the ranks of women in governorships across the country, an office where they are currently underrepresented.
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With those who fight for the needs of the underrepresented, or those who indulge the whims of the entitled?
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Women, people of color, and LGBTQ people underrepresented by mainstream media are writing themselves in by creating web shows.
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Yet, despite the immensity of these numbers, people with disabilities are vastly underrepresented in elected office, at all levels.
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The election also stirred talk about whether conservatives and Trump voters are underrepresented both in Hollywood and on screen.
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Sanders cites research from the nonprofit Free Press that those groups are "woefully underrepresented" among holders of broadcast licenses.
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About half of architecture students are women, but they are underrepresented in the field itself, which is 26% female.
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But some say that in practice, members of underrepresented groups at tech companies are subject to much greater scrutiny.
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Tech companies must do much more to protect underrepresented communities and combat online hate, and they must start now.
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The final products will be screened at ID Studio and Bronx ArtSpace, an organization aiming to support underrepresented artists.
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Theoretically, Kaphar and Gonzales-Day balance out a vital conversation about America's underrepresented people — each through expertly designed means.
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It was cool to work with a female producer because it's such an underrepresented part of the music community.
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On Dangerfield, the lyrically dextrous and innately witty Lansky Jones represents for his often underrepresented side of the city.
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But despite their vital role in holding together what remains in Yemen, women are vastly underrepresented in political discussions.
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In some ways, yeah, because we're underrepresented, we need to have queer actors and trans actors playing those roles.
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HBR acknowledged that women CEOs are "underrepresented" on the ranking, with just four women on the list this year.
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Gallup got itself into trouble for this reason in 2012: It trimmed its weights, and nonwhite voters were underrepresented.
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He then pointed out that women still don't have a voice on corporate boards, where they are hugely underrepresented.
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One is creating new pathways into critical sectors where women are underrepresented — like government, technology, finance, and global health.
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Yet Alzheimers' outsized impact on women remains underexamined and women scientists continue to be underrepresented in senior research positions.
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Though people with disabilities remain tremendously underrepresented, the percentage of characters has inched to 2.1 percent from 1.8 percent.
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I think there's a responsibility to take ownership of your platform's role in silencing different communities, mostly underrepresented groups.
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So we want to urge women — and anyone else who feels underrepresented — to write in (here is a guide).
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And it's good to see that Twitter's viral fake film trend is continuing to promote minority and underrepresented stories.
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According to the Elastic Generation study, women over 50 are still greatly underrepresented in proportion to their spending power.
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On Campus Usually, when a demographic group is significantly underrepresented on elite college campuses, we consider it a problem.
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Underrepresented groups "have been left behind by science, and therefore [some of] the cures" that are found, he says.
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To compensate, they adjust their samples to give more weight to respondents from underrepresented groups — a process called weighting.
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If it's not, we compensate by giving more weight to voters from underrepresented groups, a process known as weighting.
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Black and Latino students are vastly underrepresented at those schools, which are among the most prestigious in the city.
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"I know what it's like to feel really underrepresented," said Zareen Jaffery, the Muslim American editor of Salaam Reads.
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Mr. Kalika also wants to explore the foods of Jewish communities in Ethiopia and Iraq, which often go underrepresented.
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A closer look reveals that white men still held more high-paying leadership positions than women or underrepresented minorities.
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Underrepresented minorities, including African-Americans, Hispanics, American Indians and Alaska natives, make up 16 percent of the undergraduate population.
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I recently asked Times readers for their thoughts on the issue: Which opinions are underrepresented in the national media?
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It will also endow a scholarship program for members of underrepresented groups looking to break into the fashion industry.
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In this context, "affirmative" means: demonstrate that you did your best to find and promote members of underrepresented groups.
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While people of color make up 32% of the body of inductees, women of color are still sorely underrepresented.
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Women in pop music are faring best, although still thoroughly underrepresented, with a 36.1% share of the music charts.
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Pity the middle-aged American male adulterer, perhaps the most underrepresented and misunderstood figure in all of modern literature.
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Despite the positive trend, women remain grossly underrepresented, not only as VC-backed entrepreneurs but as venture capitalists themselves.
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Damore's manifesto claimed biological differences between the sexes are the reason women are so underrepresented in the tech industry.
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As a millennial in tech, she feels responsible for helping to change the attitude towards underrepresented groups going forward.
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Backstage Capital, which launched in 2015, invests in underrepresented founders who identify as LGBTQ, women and people of color.
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Women are underrepresented generally in high-level management positions, and the luxury watch and jewelry industry is no exception.
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Like at most big tech companies, and across much of corporate America, women are underrepresented among Microsoft's top ranks.
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Each year, the government makes 55,000 permanent resident cards available to people from underrepresented places like Uzbekistan and Ethiopia.
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The NWLC found that Native American women disproportionately hold low-wage jobs and are underrepresented in high-wage jobs.
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Warner is also the cofounder of Diversity VC, a group dedicated to widening access to venture from underrepresented groups.
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A recent University of Southern California study showed that women remain underrepresented among the industry's directors, writers and composers.
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"Gay people's relationships are underrepresented, totally, and their deaths are overrepresented," Ms. Provost-Chalkley told TV Insider in June.
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Eleven of last year's 100 top movies starred a woman from an underrepresented ethnicity, compared with four in 2017.
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The drawback, however, is that venues can also be echo chambers; walling dominant cultures in and underrepresented communities out.
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The FELT B4E exhibition came together through a mutual dedication to the lives of the underrepresented and at-risk.
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There are things that particularly affect candidates who are underrepresented that managers need to know how to deal with.
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But they are no more underrepresented among the financial elite than they are among the broad mass of inventors.
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Yet in 2016, women are still badly underrepresented everywhere from festival lineups to annual DJ rankings and club rosters.
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So we're however many years or months into this renaissance as women of color and other underrepresented, underestimated people.
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In July, Pinterest announced its partnership with Paradigm, its plan for a more diverse company, and it set the following goals: increase hiring rates for full-time engineering roles to 30 percent female, increase hiring rates for full-time engineers to 8 percent from underrepresented ethnic backgrounds; increase hiring rates for non-engineering roles to 12 percent from underrepresented backgrounds; and implement a Rooney Rule requirement where at least one person from an underrepresented background and one female candidate is interviewed for every open leadership position.
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To the extent he does respectably among less conservative voters, it's among evangelicals, who are also underrepresented in the state.
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And so we went out of our way to try to recruit underrepresented founders in various cities that we visit.
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They began planning a summit, to teach science communication and organizing skills to groups from rural areas and underrepresented communities.
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At the conference on Tuesday, every single speaker was from a background that is typically underrepresented in privacy and security.
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So how does faith-based film, which grew by catering to Christian audiences who feel underrepresented, grapple with mainstream acceptance?
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Unlike black and Latino students, Asian-American students aren't underrepresented at top colleges relative to their share of the population.
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Black people are dramatically underrepresented in the key House races this year, a new analysis by BuzzFeed News has found.
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The study found no difference in performance and that 26% and 28% of underrepresented firms, respectively, had top-quartile returns.
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Unfortunately, women are still vastly underrepresented in the below-the-line fields, which is something inclusion riders can help change.
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And when you're part of an underrepresented or marginalized community, it's sometimes hard to see yourself in the public eye.
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Deepica Mutyala recently founded a new platform, TINTED, which is helping those underrepresented in the beauty industry find a voice.
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The Trump candidacy represents the forgotten white working class that has been underrepresented in American democracy over the past generation.
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The study also took underrepresented racial/ethnic background status into account, which is where the numbers get even more alarming.
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Underrepresented and underserved founders include, but are not limited to, veteran, female, Latino/a, Black, LGBTQ and founders with handicaps.
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That has seen it bring in companies from the likes of India, Southeast Asia and Africa, but China remains underrepresented.
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Nine percent of employees at Apple are women from underrepresented groups in tech compared to about four percent at Facebook.
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The exceptions to this trend only give us more complications to grapple with when it comes to this underrepresented group.
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These changes weren't just happening at the entry level: 40 percent of new vice presidents were women and underrepresented minorities.
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It would aim to gather minority scientists and doctors together to educate underrepresented communities about genomics and the government's study.
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Well, the Democratic Party it&aposs supposed to be the party of the underrepresented and the party of the marginalized.
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They often call themselves the "silent majority," large in number but underrepresented in the country's news media and political institutions.
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Launched in 2018, the Bumble Fund backs early-stage businesses founded and led by women of color and underrepresented groups.
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CHAN ZUCKERBERG INITIATIVE - PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN UMBC, UC SAN DIEGO AND UC BERKELEY TO INCREASE RECRUITMENT OF UNDERREPRESENTED STUDENTS PURSUING STEM
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Afghan women are still underrepresented in public and political life, and international observers have witnessed numerous cases of gender violence.
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More: Lyft is sponsoring scholarships for 400 students from underrepresented groups to take Udacity's introductory nanodegree over the next year.
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"The disabled community is the largest minority community in the world, and most of the time it's underrepresented," she says.
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Meanwhile, African-Americans make up about 12 to 13 percent of the US population and are underrepresented in suicide data.
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If women were underrepresented in Congress, that was because they mostly wanted to do more important things, like having babies.
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Moving forward, Google says its goal is to reach or exceed the available talent pool in terms of underrepresented talent.
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Whatever the outcome, the whole city wins when a culture so vibrant yet so underrepresented gets a moment of shine.
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It's National STEM day, and that means yet another reminder that women are underrepresented in science, technology, engineering, and math.
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According to the latest survey, less than 15 percent of doctoral degrees awarded in 2016 went to underrepresented minority students.
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The hope is to gather more information on historically underrepresented groups in research, such as women and people of color.
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The faculty actively seeks out students from underrepresented groups rather than only well-to-do students from highly educated families.
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Not only do they champion underrepresented artists of color, they are also engaging us, collectors of color, in the discourse.
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TV's "What America's Thinking" that the GOP has more work to do in reaching out to underrepresented communities during elections.
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Farhad: Snapchat says it recently hired a recruiter to focus on hiring underrepresented minorities, so perhaps Spiegel's view has changed.
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There, he claims, he heard organizers discuss providing extra job interviews and more welcoming environments for women and underrepresented minorities.
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The question that never gets asked: Why are blacks overrepresented on the athletic fields and underrepresented at high school graduation?
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While racial minorities were underrepresented in higher positions, the report did not find evidence of unequal pay for equal work.
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This was common when training focused on treating underrepresented minority groups and women fairly in a white, male-dominated environments.
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That says something about this musical genre, whose history includes noted female vocalists but often unsung and underrepresented female instrumentalists.
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But less than 30 percent of underrepresented groups had representation, retention, and a sense of belonging at their tech companies.
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Find meaningful ways to support third-party organizations that are focused on increasing the connection between investors and underrepresented entrepreneurs.
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Female artists can be depressingly underrepresented in the art world, but Flowers Gallery is doing its part to fight back.
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Dropbox today released its latest diversity report, showing a slight increase in overall representation of underrepresented minorities at the company.
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Hamilton's goal is to invest in 100 companies that are led by underrepresented founders, with half being women of color.
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Regarding underrepresented minorities in engineering roles, Pinterest set a goal to maintain a hiring rate of at least 203 percent.
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So to bring it around to more contemporary slights: Hispanics are the most underrepresented ethnic group in film and television.
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It's important to know that even if you are a member of an underrepresented group, you can have blind spots.
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After Riordan made Greek and Norse mythology accessible to young readers, his new venture broadens its horizons to underrepresented folklore.
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His most natural supporters would be underrepresented in many of the most important battleground states, like Michigan, Pennsylvania and Florida.
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In Google's blog, DeRoy explained that Indigenous peoples felt underrepresented in their mapping software after participating in Indigenous Mapping Workshops.
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Last year, Larson vowed to seek out more underrepresented journalists after noticing she was being interviewed by mostly white men.
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Nonstandard native accents are also underrepresented in the media, and like nonnative accents, are likely to be stereotyped and mocked.
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Are there topics you feel are over- or underrepresented by Styles, or by the weddings and fashion departments within Styles?
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We asked readers to tell us which perspectives are underrepresented in the national media — and which should remain that way.
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"Then it means it's easier for a white person to get recommended than someone from an underrepresented minority," he said.
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One in four Americans has a disability, yet representation of their stories — especially their stories of success — is largely underrepresented.
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Across a range of industries, they're less likely to get promoted and, as a result, they're underrepresented in senior leadership.
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People from underrepresented communities often lack the social networks and connections that are required to succeed in the casting industry.
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We owe it to underrepresented people to fight for their children and integrate them into traditionally white and wealthy schools.
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Women have become more and more underrepresented over the last 10 years, and we have the data to prove it.
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It is not just female artists who are underrepresented in museums, but female scholars as well, particularly those of color.
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Herman says that Lyft hired one-third of its interns for 2020 via Jumpstart, and 82% were from underrepresented groups.
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The underrepresented groups in the Senate process are the potentially vulnerable minority populations that might be in need of protecting.
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They felt they would be underrepresented if the government dealt separately with larger banks in the other group, officials said.
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Venture capital&aposs diversity problem might see a little improvement, thanks to a new fund dedicated to finding underrepresented founders.
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Women are markedly underrepresented in the party's electorate, although their share in rural and economically underdeveloped regions is particularly high.
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And it is ironic, he said, that she died as Hollywood further opens up to women and other underrepresented voices.
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Not only do we lack the experience of underrepresented scientists but we have difficulty even knowing what to look for.
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They were suave, well-cut clothes with a sense of gentlemanly confidence, an underrepresented aesthetic on the current calendar lineup.
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He surmised, and I now agree, that it must have been because Asian-Americans were underrepresented in its English department.
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Unlike Büttner, who uses diverse media, Hurvin Anderson only uses paint on canvas — a medium underrepresented in the Turner Prize.
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Shout this from the rooftops and invite women in your lives — and anyone else who feels underrepresented — to write in.
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And representation was especially important to voters who identified as members of groups that have been underrepresented in the past.
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Since National Sawdust opened in 2015, it has been committed to presenting work by female composers and other underrepresented voices.
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Underrepresented minorities — people who are black, LatinX or Native American — also make up a larger percentage of Pinterest's overall workforce.
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Photography became a vehicle to deepen her sense of belonging, empowering her to tell the stories of other underrepresented individuals.
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These students are underrepresented at elite schools, relative to their share of the overall population, by a factor of five.
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They're supposed to lead to real change, like the employment of more underrepresented racial minorities, LGBTQ people and people with disabilities.
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ONE also fights against inequality through public health, education, economic advocacy with a focus on underrepresented portions of the African continent.
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There are no gatekeepers to say no, or to use the euphemism "taking a risk" to publish books about underrepresented groups.
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It goes on to argue that women are "underrepresented" in fields in which members cherish brilliance, such as physics and philosophy.
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However, Richardson's decision to focus on designs that feature in museums, where women are notoriously underrepresented, seems more retrograde than inspired.
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She works with teams across the business to enhance access to technical education, recruiting, retention and career mobility for underrepresented minorities.
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The thing I like to always highlight to people is African DNA is underrepresented in part because it's the most complicated.
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Lightspeed is also asking that the company set goals and hire more women and other underrepresented employees than the industry average.
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"Underrepresented communities of color have been preyed on, in some ways, by the impact of racism within institutions," Dr. Hall adds.
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"We know that our community cares deeply about this issue," he said, saying that Hispanic voters are underrepresented among elected officials.
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Women make up only around 15% of parliaments in these countries, and are underrepresented in management positions and on company boards.
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People of color and LGBTQ individuals are majorly underrepresented in the film landscape, so Moonlight's success is both meaningful and encouraging.
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Naylor said she became a writer because she felt the perspectives of black women like herself were underrepresented in America literature.
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It results in the disproportionate amount of underrepresented minorities, particularly black people, ending up behind bars — sometimes directly from the classroom.
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Venture firms like Kapor Capital were formed specifically to finance start-ups with a diversity mission and to prioritize underrepresented founders.
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Apply to the Firelight Media Documentary Lab, an 18-month fellowship program that supports filmmakers from racially and ethnically underrepresented communities.
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The Academy also started a Diversity and Inclusion Task Force, led by Tina Tchin, to help increase visibility for underrepresented communities.
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And someone who really wants to nominate a woman, an underrepresented minority, or a socialist could all be charged with it.
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We know those scores are heavily biased against women, scholars of color, the LGBTQ community, and other underrepresented groups in academia.
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Without diverse staffers who understand the issues facing our nation's underrepresented populations, we can't possibly create policies that address Americans' concerns.
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She's dark-skinned, she self-identifies as plus-size, and she's transgender — three categories that are underrepresented in the fashion industry.
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At Facebook, Luckie served as strategic partner manager for global influencers focused on underrepresented voices for a little over one year.
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GV (formerly Google Ventures) is partnering with TechCrunch Include to host Office Hours for underserved and underrepresented founders on March 22010th.
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Aimed at underserved and underrepresented founders, TechCrunch Include leverages the TC network to facilitate opportunities to diverse founders in the community.
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People under the age of 30, who make up just under two-thirds of the population, seem to have been underrepresented.
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TechCrunch started the Include Program in 2014 to leverage key networks and facilitate opportunities for underserved and underrepresented founders in tech.
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The newspaper also found that black people are heavily underrepresented on the juries that send people to jail, often for life.
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Sixty of the firm's investments (59%) have a founder who identifies as a woman and/or an underrepresented person of color.
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The tech industry has for years seen abysmal diversity statistics related to employment of female and underrepresented minorities in its workforce.
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My then-director had always counseled me that as a woman of color, we are often underrepresented and should always negotiate.
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In the 1970s, Asian-Americans were considered to be underrepresented minorities for the purposes of employment and access to higher education.
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Facebook, of course, cites the pipeline as a problem for the reason why there are not more hires from underrepresented groups.
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Two other categories that are historically underrepresented in fashion are age and gender identity — and this season only further highlighted that.
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"True representation involves equity and inclusion of underrepresented groups, which often require a top-down look at the industry," said Salmasi.
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All this is a testament to the power of representation, and when it comes to professional sports, women are systematically underrepresented.
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Thirty-two percent of Apple's employees worldwide are women, while 22 percent of employees are underrepresented minorities, according to Apple's website.
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While women have made incredible progress in recent decades, we are still underrepresented in the upper echelons of business and government.
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But on the other, pitting women against each other in a field where they're already grossly underrepresented just doesn't sit well.
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Hit up the Crossword Puzzle Collaboration Directory, especially if you're a person from an underrepresented group who's interested in writing crosswords.
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We offer programming to reach broad audiences, engaging with underrepresented or emerging artists who may not be included in mainstream networks.
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EA is underrepresented in the action game genre and Fitch expects the development of new organic IP to include this genre.
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Black South Africans make up less than one-quarter of the students, and black faculty members are also underrepresented, they said.
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But there is — and it's the Spanish bad-boy chameleon Francis Picabia, noticeably underrepresented in the Modern's collection until the 23s.
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A Latino advocacy group is releasing a new online tool to help prospective candidates run in districts where Hispanics are underrepresented.
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Bong and Scafaria come from underrepresented groups in Hollywood, and bring perspectives and ideas that lend themselves to depth and understanding.
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"Women worldwide have historically been underpaid, undervalued, underrepresented and underfunded ... and still are," Diamond told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by email.
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Among the country's highest-paying jobs, women are substantially underrepresented nearly across the board, according to a new report by LinkedIn.
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"We still do not have enough women, and especially underrepresented minorities, even in the pipeline coming into the lab," she says.
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Diversity efforts also don't necessarily help someone from an underrepresented group to feel more included and less at risk for discrimination.
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PT. Underrepresented groups eligible for office hours include but are not limited to black, Latino, Native American, LGBT and female founders.
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Pinterest also reached its goal of increasing hiring rates for underrepresented minorities in non-engineering roles to from 7% to 12%.
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Speaking of, the filmmaking team itself consists of mostly women and people of color, two underrepresented groups in the film industry.
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There are so many marginalized and underrepresented communities, but we're getting there, so we have to celebrate our strides and achievements.
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This is why you saw Intel Capital last June create a $125 million fund to back women and other underrepresented entrepreneurs.
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However, Scarlett Johansson playing a transgender man is taking a role away from a minority that is real and is underrepresented.
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This means young voters and minorities are often underrepresented in polls, even when they are properly represented in the initial samples.
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Harassment, and retaliation against people who report harassment, are major reasons why women are underrepresented in science and engineering, Kidd said.
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The Nasher highlights artists of African descent and female artists — those who have been historically underrepresented or omitted by art institutions.
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There's one idea that's been raised to simultaneously dilute the influence of these PACs and promote underrepresented candidates: expanding public financing.
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Five years ago, when relentless harassment in the gamer community against three women game developers happened, underrepresented people sounded an alarm.
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"I'm particularly interested in collecting posters by female poster artists because they're generally underrepresented in all poster collections," Ms. Lippert said.
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But, overall, Indian-Americans are underrepresented in management in tech companies compared to our overall populations like engineers and other things.
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The directors' decision to defer naming a new chairman leaves Renault underrepresented — a situation Renault would like to see resolved quickly.
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Even before we received her note, we'd wrestled with the fact that women have long been underrepresented on the letters page.
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I was aware of the fact that women artists were not considered for gallery or museum representation and were dismissed, underrepresented.
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"The numbers and facts don't match with the intentions" of Google on equality and safety for underrepresented groups, she told Reuters.
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Case Western's number of underrepresented students has gone up in the two years since it moved to a need-aware policy.
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In photojournalism, for example, women are underrepresented in staff jobs, awards, front-page placements and on conference panels, among other areas.
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About 25 percent of doctoral-level economists were from those underrepresented groups in 2018, up slightly from 22 percent in 2013.
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Black and Hispanic students are more underrepresented on U.S. campuses than they were 35 years ago, according to a Times analysis.
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It helps promote diversity, bringing ballet closer to kids from underrepresented communities, who normally wouldn't have the opportunity to take part.
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Her firm has invested in more than 100 companies, and she continues to champion the importance of investing in underrepresented communities.
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The Times is committed to reaching parity, but we need your help; to anyone who feels underrepresented, please write to us.
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This was a humbling public admission for a person whose career has been devoted to providing a platform for underrepresented histories.
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Women are still underrepresented in politics, she said, but they have gained clout in other spheres, including unions and student movements.
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In 2018, the RWA apologized after critics said books written by authors of color were underrepresented at that year's RITA awards.
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According to Reaves, improving diversity in tech may hinge on increasing outreach to underrepresented groups in high school and college programs.
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Mr. Yang's aides have long maintained that much of his support comes from disaffected voters who are underrepresented in the polls.
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"The plus-size market is underserved and underrepresented," said Ms. Callahan, 34, who handles the designing and merchandising for the brand.
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" Northam said Virginia also should "do more to elevate the parts of our history that have all too often been underrepresented.
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It also offers an eight-week training program for engineering and business roles called Facebook University for people from underrepresented communities.
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There is so much momentum now around increasing the rates of successful entrepreneurship across underrepresented founders — take full advantage of that.
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CODeLLA focuses on Latina and other underrepresented girls ages 8 to 13, teaching them necessarily skills to help guide their careers.
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Now they're committed to achieving parity through a campaign to get women — and anyone else who feels underrepresented — to write in.
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Support efforts to widen participation in decision-making, especially by underrepresented groups and those most affected by the policies under review.
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Although women have long been underrepresented in the maritime profession, they have made their mark on the New York City waterfront.
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And despite the high number of women who have had the mastectomy procedure, the reconstructed and unreconstructed female body remains underrepresented.
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"Even after legalization, I realized how underrepresented minorities are in the cannabis industry, and how overrepresented we are in prisons," she said.
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For Kerby Jean-Raymond's Pyer Moss fall 2018 show he told the story of an underrepresented group of Americans: the original cowboy.
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But Atencio said that as she struggled with her impostor syndrome, she received an overwhelming support from young people from underrepresented communities.
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But regardless, this Grace and Frankie plot point does reflect how older adults are notably underrepresented in the booming adult product market.
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Beyond bringing underrepresented artists into the institution, Identify challenges our expectations of portraiture and how it can be used to understand history.
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"Despite Black women's proven commitment to civic engagement and activism, Black women remain underrepresented as both candidates and officeholders," the analysis notes.
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Last week, Backstage Capital invested in its 50th company, adding to a roster of portfolio companies nearly all from traditionally underrepresented founders.
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A new report released on Monday shows that minorities and women are significantly underrepresented in movies and TV – both onscreen and off.
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San Francisco-based Inneract Project aims to empower underrepresented kids by teaching them the core concepts and skills of design in technology.
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In addition, their headliners, Tove Lo and Kehlani, consider themselves bisexual, putting a spotlight on an underrepresented area of the LGBTQ+ community.
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The kickoff event will be a combination mixer and pitch practice aimed at helping female and underrepresented founders hone their pitching skills.
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There, she works with teams across the business to enhance access to technical education, recruiting, retention and career mobility for underrepresented minorities.
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Basically, we draw our presidents from state capitals, and also the United States Senate, and women are really underrepresented in those institutions.
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Backstage Capital, the venture firm focused on funding underrepresented minorities, recently acquired The Door for an undisclosed amount in cash and equity.
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But I'm happy to see that notice was taken of movies that reflect the experiences of traditionally underrepresented communities on this stage.
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Year after year, annual diversity reports boast an increase in hiring underrepresented minorities and yet retention either falls or stays the same.
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Despite the minority group being one of the fastest-growing populations in the U.S., it's still catastrophically underrepresented on the big screen.
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Funding Underrepresented Entrepreneurs with Laura Gomez (Atipica), Michael Seibel (Y Combinator) and Monique Woodard (500 Startups) 10:20 AM – 10:40 AM
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TechCrunch launched the Include program in 2014 to connect underserved and underrepresented founders in tech to our vast network and facilitate opportunities.
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And while this is female-specific, Hare said "we designed this program with all underrepresented minorities in mind — particularly women of color."
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In the United States, women are more likely to earn a college degree and yet are still underrepresented in top business programs.
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Rick Howard, the chief security officer at Palo Alto Networks, says women are underrepresented in the tech industry, but particularly in cybersecurity.
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I don't think anybody would say, "Okay, forget the Arab Spring," or just underrepresented communities that now have a much broader voice.
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Uber also has committed $3 million over the next three years to support organizations focused on underrepresented minorities and women in tech.
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We can use these moments as opportunities to assert our rightful place at the table, particularly for those who have been underrepresented.
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She is responsible for diversity investing across Intel Capital sectors, to support technology companies founded or run by women and underrepresented minorities.
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They are vastly underrepresented in airplay at country radio, which is a driving force in sales, discovery, and fandom for country music.
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However, they are not considered an "underrepresented minority," so relatively little has been done to mentor young Asian professionals on career progression.
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Their argument is that there are simply not enough qualified female and/or underrepresented minorities qualified to fill these high-tech roles.
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I want to help women, gay kids, people of color, and anyone who feels underrepresented to have a voice and a LAUGH.
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Why it matters: The lack of diversity in medical research can hinder proper treatment of non-European races and other underrepresented groups.
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Mic correspondents on this new, twice-weekly show go beyond the headlines to profile the underrepresented, the problem-solvers and the provocateurs.
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Its long-term goal is to help 100,000 young people from underrepresented backgrounds to be able to train for jobs in tech.
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Micron said a fifth of its venture capital funding for startups will go to outfits led by women and other underrepresented groups.
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This year, with the addition of the new CS class, there will be an additional 9,083 underrepresented minorities taking AP CS classes.
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"If you're underrepresented, you're thinking, 'I feel already behind, there's no way i'm going to achieve what those guys achieved,'" Gross said.
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Huge numbers of people have met with extreme hostility online, with women, people of color, and other underrepresented groups being particularly vulnerable.
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The gap between underrepresented minorities at the junior and senior levels also exposes the venture industry's lack of true commitment to diversity.
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In other words, increasing the participation of women (and other underrepresented groups) would allow us to more quickly solve the talent shortage.
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Nationally, women on boards are dramatically underrepresented: According to Catalyst, women make up about 2000 percent of S&P 230 board seats.
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Although more than 28500 million Indians Americans reside in the United States, the community has traditionally been underrepresented in the national legislature.
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Despite advances in equal opportunity, if you're an underrepresented minority, you're going to have to be twice as good as everyone else.
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Huge numbers of people have met with extreme hostility online, with women, people of color and other underrepresented groups being particularly vulnerable.
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Underrepresented groups in tech include, but are not limited to, females, African-Americans, Native Americans, Latinos, veterans, LGBTQ, and persons with disabilities.
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Mr Porter says 8tracks has music from all over the world being packaged by users who feel those tunes are underrepresented elsewhere.
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In the last couple of years, we've heard story after story about tech companies not being inclusive of people from underrepresented minorities.
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This series presents the work of four queer Latina/o artists or groups, whose overlapping racial and sexual identities are often underrepresented.
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And while Hollywood has made huge inroads in hiring filmmakers from historically underrepresented backgrounds, sex workers are rarely invited to the table.
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The authorities have sought to address the problem in recent years by admitting more students from underrepresented regions to the top colleges.
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The numbers are even worse in science and engineering fields where underrepresented minority students represent just 12 percent of all graduate students.
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He's also joining the school's board of trustees in order to help attract people from underrepresented groups to learn how to code.
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Maura's close friend Shea is spotlit this season, and her storyline is another that brings the viewer underrepresented sides of trans life.
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The reason for the increased weighting is not controversial: Mainland China's stock market has been growing and is underrepresented in global indexes.
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Young Arab men are "noticeably underrepresented" at camps for internally displaced persons, says the UN, because they fear being drafted or detained.
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An activist who found in Boston a life of public service and a determination to speak up for people who were underrepresented?
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LONDON — There are many, many magazines in this world, but the interests of furious Twitter eggs have been so far tragically underrepresented.
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On Monday, the company announced a new program to help people from underrepresented groups to transition into a career in tech. Rep.
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This fundamentally obscures the impact that issues have on vulnerable and underrepresented populations—the LGBTQ community, women, immigrants, and people of color.
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" Lyons cites Google and Facebook as companies where people of color are underrepresented and where African American employees are almost "non-existent.
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This is particularly true at a time when writers of color and working-class writers are still underrepresented in the publishing world.
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The religiously unaffiliated, who comprise a rapidly growing portion of the American population, are still vastly underrepresented in Congress, according to Pew.
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The Electoral College underrepresented Clinton's diverse, urban-centered coalition, and overrepresented Trump's coalition, which is based around rural and suburban white people.
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"The challenges are real for underrepresented students in science," said Corey Welch, director of the STEM scholars program at Iowa State University.
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The likes of Leslie Miley, Erica Baker and Leigh Honeywell — three people from underrepresented groups in technology — have gone their separate ways.
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The company says it's managed to exceed its own expectations: 43.1 percent of new hires in 2015 were women or underrepresented minorities.
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But many people of color remain underrepresented: While 44 percent of the city's population is black, just 18 percent of passholders are.
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There are also structural changes that could help stop harassment in journalism: Women are underrepresented in leadership positions at American news organizations.
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Google's tribute to Ekeblad is especially meaningful and important because, despite the fact that it's 2017, women remain underrepresented in STEM fields.
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They seemed like the next piece of the puzzle, if only because they were, as he says, underrepresented in the art world.
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Representing all of your customers lets you serve them better, and a more diverse workforce allows you to tap into underrepresented talent.
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As the daughter of a Palestinian refugee, Stephanie Nadi Olson says she has always identified with marginalized or underrepresented groups of people.
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An underrepresented cuisine could stand out and do well, but it came with the risk that something new may not work out.
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In Los Angeles, the JVS BankWork$ program is training jobseekers in underrepresented neighborhoods, preparing them for entry-level jobs in the industry.
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Accepting open and honest feedback from women or employees from underrepresented groups helps elevate their voices and promote a culture of inclusion.
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A recent study of movies nominated for Best Picture Oscars in the last three years found that characters over 60 were underrepresented.
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That may be because Mr. Charles knew the hardships that came with belonging to a group that was underrepresented in the workplace.
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Starting in April and continuing annually, 25 underrepresented and low-income high school juniors in Los Angeles will be selected to participate.
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Both are young and have degrees in a field involving science, technology, engineering or mathematics — the disciplines where women are significantly underrepresented.
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A number of speakers at the three-day forum noted that women are woefully underrepresented in the high-tech start-up world.
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It has to do with the relationship the administration has formed with undergraduates from the beginning, especially with those from underrepresented populations.
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While black women are a crucial voting bloc capable of deciding close contests, they are sorely underrepresented in seats of political power.
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The state's minority- and women-owned business program, which promotes government contracts for underrepresented groups, expires at the end of this year.
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BROOK S. MASON The Other Art Fair, devoted to underrepresented artists, was jump-started by Ryan Stanier in London eight years ago.
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A new study finds another specific instance of this: Underrepresented students are less likely to take college admission tests more than once.
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The initiative will fund programs at 20 museums that are developing innovative strategies to hire and advance the careers of underrepresented minorities.
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She is an aerospace engineer and co-founder of Rocket With the Fletchers, a nonprofit that promotes STEM programs in underrepresented communities.
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Just "raising awareness" by publishing statistics regarding who is over- or underrepresented does little to actually look at the mechanism behind it.
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As more Indians rise through the ranks, whether and how they "pay forward" opportunity to other underrepresented minority groups warrants scrutiny. 7.
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Pinterest today released its latest diversity report, showing slight gains in representation of underrepresented minorities while also hitting its three hiring goals.
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To college administrators, rural students, many of them the first in their families to attend college, have become the new underrepresented minority.
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We may be underrepresented and misunderstood but many Iranian Americans have made strong impacts in the arts, sciences, legal and business communities.
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From set stealers to hecklers, the obstacles facing the most privileged of comedians is substantial, and the underrepresented have it even worse.
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Website CherryPicks curates film reviews from women and non-binary individuals to showcase the films that often underrepresented voices are passionate about.
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"Maybe you want to collect women artists from the 1900s because you might think that they've been underrepresented or underappreciated," he said.
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Especially as a Black youth, our voices are underrepresented in the broader climate conversation even though we are often the most impacted.
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Uber announced on Tuesday a new $3 million initiative to support groups trying to bolster underrepresented minorities' presence in the technology sector.
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And by corollary logic, such social groupings are also found to be statistically underrepresented in desirable things—wealth, income, educational attainment, etc.
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It is intended to provide diversity in U.S. immigration, so only individuals from countries underrepresented in the U.S. are encouraged to apply.
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Immigrants, refugees and other marginalized communities are underrepresented and constantly under attack by the very people who are supposed to represent them.
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Earlier this month, Iguodala joined Comcast Ventures' Catalyst Fund as a venture partner, where he will focus on entrepreneurs from underrepresented backgrounds.
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Even in workplaces with a commitment to diversity, promotion decisions can leave women and people of color underrepresented at the upper ranks.
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Gimelstob said he lobbied to be on the board because he had seen how underrepresented the players were on important financial issues.
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In that context, projects like Vasudevan's and Sopko's are vital, giving us access to the underrepresented voices that would otherwise be lost.
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As part of that effort, Uber is committing $3 million to organizations that create pipelines into the tech industry for underrepresented groups.
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Is there anything more beautiful than seeing the mysterious puppy-avenger of your dreams seeped in the colors of your underrepresented community?
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The numbers, which represented slight increases from 2015, reflect global hiring for women, and only the U.S. with regard to underrepresented minorities.
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This means pulling up those less-represented groups through mentoring, reaching out and targeting underrepresented groups for recruitment and executive career paths.
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Facebook began conducting the annual Civil Rights Audit in 2018 to address concerns from underrepresented communities and advocacy groups on its platform.
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That story, coupled with tech's well-established issue of harassment and discrimination toward women and underrepresented minorities, was a catalyst for today's rallies.
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And this summer Carnegie will also begin a new ensemble for young musicians from communities underserved by, and underrepresented in, the orchestral field.
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"Wherever possible in the shoots I produce, I try to hire women, persons of color, and underrepresented folks in the industry," Arsala says.
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Steve Case, founder of AOL, and his wife Jean Case, CEO of the Case Foundation, are both actively looking to fund underrepresented entrepreneurs.
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The STEM issue was also pushed hard by Facebook's Sandberg, who focused Trump on that kind of education for women and underrepresented minorities.
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Pop-up exhibitions, as these arrangements are known, have proven an ingeniously simple yet effective model for underrepresented artists seeking affordable exhibition opportunities.
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A handful of outlets have been producing high-quality media for and about rural and underrepresented communities, before and after Donald Trump's win.
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You should always be thinking of this as an intersectional issue, and make a point to reach out to girls in underrepresented communities.
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They're some of my most favorite movies, but I feel so unrepresented by them, and people of color are also underrepresented by them.
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Higher education institutions typically argue that a diverse student body helps underrepresented minorities, and benefits white kids by exposing them to different cultures.
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You're seeing a spotlight put on an underrepresented and often misunderstood sector of society, our flawed justice system and the corrupt prison system.
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ABC has a number of programs — for directors, writers, and producers — to develop talent among women, people of color, and other underrepresented groups.
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"I have a lifetime of experience always being the underrepresented individual in the room whether it's race, gender, or socioeconomic status," she said.
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Hanson distributed the agenda, which covered issues ranging from allowing cis women to train members to holding targeted workshops for certain underrepresented groups.
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Google for Startups has expanded a partnership with startup training program Founder Gym to better serve underrepresented founders through a new scholarship program.
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"We are deeply committed to supporting the growth and success of underrepresented founders," Google for Startups VP Lisa Gevelber said in a statement.
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Many believe the part should have gone to an actual trans woman, especially since this group is already underrepresented in the film industry.
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Women will be underrepresented in tech in the short term; we're more than 100 years away from gender parity in the C-suite.
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Yet considering the huge number of recreational players, Asians are underrepresented in professional cricket, dropping to just 4% of first-class county players.
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The crux of the pipeline argument is that there are not enough underrepresented minorities and women pursuing knowledge in computer science and programming.
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To help launch the program, Amazon is partnering with STEM nonprofit FIRST to create a series of robotics grants specifically targeting underrepresented populations.
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But there's a problem: Among the show's mainstage speakers, there is not a single woman, nor a single member of any underrepresented minority.
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It goes without saying that women have long been underrepresented in the film and television industry — but that extends well beyond just actors.
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Most importantly, Airbnb will implement a diversity rule to mandate that all senior-level positions include female applicants and applicants from underrepresented backgrounds.
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In 2014, TechCrunch launched the Include program, which facilitates opportunities for underserved and underrepresented founders in tech through our vast network and resources.
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In her acceptance speech, Davis cited her 1991 movie Thelma & Louise for opening her eyes to how female characters are underrepresented in film.
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This is how money works for everyone, but especially for a group that is systematically underrepresented, underpaid, and overburdened simply for being female.
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The festival has made a concerted effort to boost voices that are underrepresented in risk-averse Hollywood, particularly in the past few years.
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Started in 2014, Include is TechCrunch's diversity program, facilitating opportunities for underrepresented groups in tech to take their startups to the next stage.
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Pivoting to another issue entirely isn't going to make up for the fact that Asian actors are grossly underrepresented in the entertainment industry.
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It was for the people suffering through a disease that is incredibly underrepresented, who would like more attention from a public that cares.
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The article made the case that Torvalds' abrasive personality disproportionately affected women, people of color, and other underrepresented groups within the Linux community.
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Our colleges can take inspiration from the K-12 reforms that have resulted in record numbers of historically underrepresented students matriculating to college.
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According to Mr. Dobrindt, the "civic" majority is underrepresented in the public debate, which, he claims, is dominated by left-leaning opinion leaders.
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Because this industry is so large and continuing to grow, it's important that African-Americans, as well as other underrepresented minorities, are included.
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Take the investments of Mitch Kapor, founder of Lotus Software, whose investment firm Kapor Capital focuses on investing in founders from underrepresented communities.
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Underrepresented racial minorities make up just 10% of Facebook's employee base in the U.S., while they make up 19.3% of attendees at F8.
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According to a U.S. News & World report in 2015, women were still highly underrepresented in the STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) fields.
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This expectation of timidity largely explains why Asian immigrants and their descendants are overrepresented in educational qualifications, but underrepresented in politics and leadership.
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Indeed, while women have made considerable gains in some STEM fields, they remain drastically underrepresented in others, like physics, engineering, and computer science.
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Even though I have a huge love for anime, Black people and people with darker skin tones are very underrepresented in these shows.
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In the black community, we are keenly aware that we are underrepresented in almost everything portraying a positive image, except perhaps the NBA.
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So, we won't belabor the point, but we will remind you that women continue to be dreadfully underrepresented in tech and underpaid overall.
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"I feel like those cuisines [Thai and Vietnamese] are a little underrepresented and no one's really explored the possibilities with them," Pham said.
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Ciobo said the FTA with Hong Kong would be focused on securing significant access for Australian service providers, which remained underrepresented in trade.
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It also said Google should not offer programs for underrepresented racial or gender minorities, according to one of the employees I spoke to.
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Techies Project, a photo and interview project that launched today, explores the personal stories and experiences of hundreds of underrepresented people in tech.
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We're always particularly excited when we have a chance to meet women or other underrepresented minorities who are studying computer science in school.
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It's harder to find data on other underrepresented cohorts, but there seem to be zero indications that their representation is improving any faster.
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Having suffered discrimination by race, gender, ethnicity and marital status, the RAE has been overlooked, underrepresented and underserved by every level of government.
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"This greater awareness is especially important for low-income students and traditionally underrepresented groups, who are more susceptible to college undermatching," they write.
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People with a history of sexual trauma or those in underrepresented groups in science already, those are the people who don't feel comfortable.
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