Controversy Surrounding Miss Maryland USA Pageant

A transgender woman named Bailey Anne Kennedy won the title of Miss Maryland USA, causing controversy among some contestants who felt misled and betrayed by the competition organizers. The contestants believe Kennedy's win was influenced by their transgender identification and that the competition was rigged in favor of diversity checkboxes.

International Relations, Media Diversity, Annexation, Hezbollah, AI Integration

Russia blocks access to 81 EU media outlets in retaliation for EU broadcasting bans on Russian state media. UK news presenter Tom Bradby discusses lack of diversity in industry. Israel's far-right minister Bezalel Smotrich declares intention to annex West Bank. Lebanon's minister Ali Hamieh threatens to sue The Telegraph over claims of Hezbollah smuggling weapons. Apple in talks with Meta and other AI companies to enhance its AI offerings.

Pentagon's Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion in the Military

Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks discusses commitment to policies focused on nonbinary service members and critical race theory training at Pentagon Pride events, emphasizing the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion in the military for national security.

The Acolyte - Disney+ Series

Leslye Headland, creator of The Acolyte, dismisses labeling all-female witch coven as lesbians, urges focus on story. Some viewers see LGBTQ+ content in the show, but Headland denies intentional creation of queer content. Show features female heroines and diverse casting choices.

Controversy Surrounding 'Star Wars: The Acolyte' Series on Disney+

The 'Star Wars: The Acolyte' series on Disney+ has sparked controversy among fans for its queer and woke themes, leading to a divide in the 'Star Wars' fandom. Critics have panned the series for its departure from franchise canon and narrative choices, while some defend it as a necessary update to the franchise.

Buffalo Bills support National Gay Flag Football League

The Buffalo Bills are supporting the National Gay Flag Football League's new chapter in Buffalo, New York, aiming to promote inclusivity and diversity in the community through sports.

Proposed Legislation to Dismantle Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Programs in the Federal Government

Senator JD Vance and Congressman Michael Cloud proposed the Dismantle DEI Act to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in the federal government, arguing that DEI is divisive and breeds hatred. They aim to end DEI training, rescind Biden's DEI executive order, and prevent federal contracts with companies that use DEI. Supporters believe that DEI is racist and leads to less qualified individuals being hired, affecting job prospects, investment outcomes, health, and safety.

Black Sperm Donors

Researchers are studying why there's a dearth of black sperm donors and how to increase the numbers.

Republican lawmakers propose Dismantle DEI Act

Republican lawmakers propose legislation to dismantle Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs in federal government agencies, aiming to eliminate DEI policies and funding, with support from various senators and House members.

Pope Francis Meets Comedians for Message of Peace

Pope Francis is meeting with top comedians from around the world to celebrate human diversity and promote peace and solidarity.

Disney's Tiana's Bayou Adventure Ride

A new ride based on Disney's first Black princess, Tiana, is replacing the Splash Mountain attraction at Walt Disney World, featuring scenes from 'The Princess and the Frog.' The new ride has received mixed reactions amidst cultural debates.

House Republicans' Proposed Amendments on Diversity and Inclusion in the National Defense Authorization Act

House Republicans propose amendments to combat left-wing Biden administration policies on diversity, LGBTQ representation, and gender ideology in the National Defense Authorization Act of fiscal year 2025.

Diversity in Emmy Nominations

Liberal actor John Leguizamo advocates for more diversity in Emmy nominations, emphasizing the importance of inclusivity in the entertainment industry.

Challenges faced by the Washington Post

The Washington Post is facing financial losses and declining audiences, leading to significant changes in leadership. The CEO criticized the staff for their lack of readership and announced plans to improve diversity. The article from Breitbart is highly critical of the Post and its staff.

British Journalists in U.S. Media

British journalists are taking top positions in U.S. media companies, which is raising concerns about diversity and ethical practices in American journalism.

Southern Baptist Convention Voting on Ban on Churches with Women Pastors

Southern Baptist Convention to vote on constitutional ban on churches with women pastors at annual meeting in Indianapolis. Proposal could affect hundreds of congregations and disproportionately impact predominantly Black churches. Debate centers on interpretation of denominational doctrine restricting pastor roles to men only. Amendment proponents argue for reinforcing doctrinal statement, while critics question the need for such a ban and its implications for church autonomy and diversity.

National Geographic docuseries "Erased: WW2's Heroes of Color"

Idris Elba narrates and produces a National Geographic docuseries focusing on the stories of people of color who served in World War II, shedding light on their heroism and struggles. The series highlights the experiences of diverse combat units and individuals, showcasing their bravery and resilience in the face of racism and adversity.

Impact of British Editors in U.S. News Media

British editors are increasingly taking over top positions in U.S. media companies, bringing a 'killer instinct' to news gathering but potentially affecting diversity and ethics in news leadership.

WNBA Rookie Class Impact and Inclusivity Efforts

The WNBA's rookie class, including Cameron Brink, is getting attention for their impact on the league and their efforts to promote inclusivity and support for all players, regardless of appearance or background.

Rep. Byron Donalds responds to MSNBC's Joy Reid

Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., responds to MSNBC's Joy Reid after she referred to him as the 'Black guy' Republicans use as fake proof of support from African-Americans. Donalds discusses Trump's positions on abortion and the border, the rally in the Bronx, and his support for the former president.

George Lucas defends Star Wars against accusations of racism and lack of diversity

George Lucas defends Star Wars against accusations of racism and lack of diversity, emphasizing the message of acceptance and equality in his films. He refutes claims of white supremacy and asserts the importance of strong female characters in the franchise.

Admissions Controversy at UCLA Medical School

UCLA's David Geffen School of Medicine has reportedly dropped in rankings, with faculty members attributing it to admissions decisions prioritizing diversity over merit. Concerns have been raised about the impact on student success and standardized test performance. The school's Associate Dean for Admissions, Jennifer Lucero, has faced criticism for allegedly emphasizing diversity over qualifications in the admissions process.

New York City Ballet initiatives to attract a younger audience

New York City Ballet celebrates its 75th birthday with initiatives attracting a younger audience, including affordable pricing, collaborations with young artists, and social media presence. The company's artistic leaders focus on diversifying and prioritizing mental and physical wellness.

George Lucas and 'Star Wars' Films Criticism at Cannes Film Festival

George Lucas addresses criticism of the 'Star Wars' films at Cannes Film Festival, emphasizing themes of equality, diversity, and representation in the franchise.

UNC System Board of Governors Repeals DEI Mandates

UNC System Board of Governors voted to repeal diversity, equity, and inclusion mandates, leading to protests and arrests. The policy change focuses on removing 2019 regulations outlining DEI positions and responsibilities. UNC Chapel Hill's Board of Trustees also voted to dismantle DEI programs and reallocate funds towards police and public safety measures.

President Biden's Judicial Appointments

President Biden has appointed 200 judges to the federal bench, outpacing former President Trump in judicial appointments. Biden's nominees are criticized as political and left-wing, with a focus on diversity. The upcoming 2024 election will shape the future of the federal judiciary.

NFL Source Initiative for Minority- and Women-Owned Businesses

The NFL announced a new initiative called NFL Source to help teams work with more minority- and women-owned companies, aiming to standardize support for underrepresented businesses and increase economic impact locally and nationally.

Controversy over Jemele Hill's comments on WNBA star Caitlyn Clark

Jemele Hill accuses WNBA star Caitlyn Clark of only earning fame because she is a straight white woman, claiming leftists don't care about achievements of privileged white women. Hill insists Clark's success is due to her race and sexuality, prompting discussion on diversity in the WNBA.

Gayle King as Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition Cover Model

Gayle King, co-anchor of CBS Mornings, is making her debut as a Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition cover model at 69 years of age this month, surprising even herself. She will be featured alongside other models like Hunter McGrady and Chrissy Teigen in the 60th Anniversary cover issue.

Gayle King on Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue Cover

69-year-old Gayle King graces cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue alongside other models, including Martha Stewart and Tyra Banks, for the magazine's 60th anniversary.

Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 2024 Cover Models

Kate Upton, Gayle King, Chrissy Teigen, and Hunter McGrady are the cover models for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit's 2024 issue. The issue celebrates inclusivity and diversity, featuring different body types and backgrounds. SI Swimsuit is releasing seven covers for its 60th-anniversary edition.

Community Meeting Disrupted by Racist and Homophobic Slurs

A recent community meeting in Bend was disrupted by racist and homophobic slurs from critics of diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.

MIT's Decision on Diversity Statements and Current Social Issues

MIT has announced that faculty candidates will no longer be required to provide diversity statements during the application process, citing freedom of expression and a focus on tapping into the full scope of human talent. The decision comes amid scrutiny over how the university handled anti-Jewish sentiments and debates surrounding racial preferences in college admissions.

Eurovision Song Contest

The Eurovision Song Contest started as a way to heal post-World War II Europe and showcase live television technology. It has grown into a global spectacle that unites countries through music, talent, and competition.

Larry Demeritte participating in the Kentucky Derby

Larry Demeritte is the first Black trainer to participate in the Kentucky Derby since 1989.

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) offices in the CIA and intelligence community

Cliff Sims, former deputy director of national intelligence under Donald Trump, advocates for abolishing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) offices in the CIA and intelligence community due to perceived politicization and woke agenda, suggesting redirection of resources to address national security threats, protect religious beliefs, and recruit talent from diverse backgrounds.

Republican Senators' Concerns Over NPR's Ideological Bias

Republican senators express concerns over ideological bias at NPR and call for correction of lack of diversity in editorial roles.

National STEM Festival in Washington, D.C.

The first National STEM Festival in Washington, D.C. showcased high school students' innovative projects in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Winners like Treyonna Sullivan presented projects like 'Project Poop' to tackle community issues. The event highlighted the need for diversity and inclusion in STEM fields, especially for women of color.

Underrepresentation of Scientists with Asian or African Names in Science News Coverage

A study found that scientists with Asian or African names are 15% less likely to be named in news stories covering scientific research. Journalists may face practical challenges when interviewing researchers with non-Anglo names, leading to disparities in media representation. The underrepresentation of minority ethnicity names in science news coverage highlights the importance of equitable representation and diversity in the scientific community.

Falling Number of Black Players in Major League Baseball

MSNBC published an editorial claiming the falling number of black players in Major League Baseball reflects a 'war on DEI.' However, the issue has been ongoing for decades and is primarily due to black kids being more interested in basketball and football. The number of Latinos in MLB has risen to 30.29 percent.

Molly Ringwald's iconic '80s roles

Molly Ringwald reflects on iconic '80s roles and suggests they would need more diversity if remade today

Controversy Surrounding DEI Departments at Public Universities

Republican State Sen. Brandon Creighton discusses law to close DEI departments at public universities. UNC board of governors committee to vote on policy repealing and replacing diversity and inclusion policy. DEI roles at state universities in Florida and Texas being eliminated. UNC considering eliminating DEI policy and focusing on academic freedom, institutional neutrality, and free speech.

Book Bans in Public Schools

PEN America warns of a disturbing trend of book bans in public schools, fueled by the right-wing media machine, targeting diverse and inclusive books about race, gender, and LGBTQ+ topics.

Challenges Faced by London Mayor Sadiq Khan in British Politics

London Mayor Sadiq Khan faces threats to his safety due to his role and background. He discusses the challenges of being a Muslim politician in the UK amidst rising Islamophobia and racism. He emphasizes the importance of diversity in British politics as a sign of progress but warns against complacency. Khan also expresses concerns about divisive rhetoric and the impact of political figures like Donald Trump.

Impact of a Potential Trump Win on Democracy

Princeton professor Eddie Glaude Jr. expressed concern on MSNBC that if former President Donald Trump wins the next election, it could spell the end of democracy in the United States.

Reese Witherspoon's Views on AI and Hollywood

Reese Witherspoon encourages embracing AI in Hollywood, emphasizing the importance of learning how to use it. She believes AI should complement human creativity and ethics. Witherspoon also discusses the end of 'peak TV' and the challenges for emerging artists in the streaming era.

Molly Ringwald criticizes lack of diversity in John Hughes films

Actress Molly Ringwald criticized the lack of diversity in the John Hughes films that made her famous during an award acceptance speech at the Miami Film Festival.

Academy Awards and Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award

The Academy Awards is changing the focus of the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award to recognize those promoting human welfare and contributing to rectifying inequities, in line with their increased emphasis on diversity, equity, and inclusion. This is part of a broader trend of incorporating social justice activism into the Oscars.

Biden campaign seeking DEI director

The Biden campaign is seeking a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) director to attract and support diverse talent and educate staff on DEI. Despite the focus on diversity, the campaign is criticized for hiring a DEI director while claiming to be an equal opportunity employer. The hiring of a DEI director is reminiscent of a past scandal involving a non-binary official stealing luggage.

Controversy over NPR's Bias and Lack of Republican Representation

Former President Donald Trump calls for an end to taxpayer funding for NPR due to alleged bias and lack of diversity in editorial positions. NPR's business model is in decline, leading to layoffs. A senior editor at NPR reported on the network's left-leaning bias and lack of Republican representation. NPR's chief news executive denied the claims of bias.

Impact of SB 17 on DEI Programs at University of Texas at Austin

Republican State Sen. Brandon Creighton discusses the law he authored to close DEI departments at public universities, resulting in layoffs at the University of Texas at Austin and cancellation of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs.

The 77th Cannes Film Festival Lineup

The 77th edition of the Cannes Film Festival will feature iconic filmmakers and high-profile films, with a diverse lineup of movies from around the world. The festival will also expand to a new venue, the Palm Beach, and continue to attract global industry professionals.

Criticism of NPR's Bias and Lack of Diverse Views

Senior business editor Uri Berliner criticized NPR for lack of diverse views and left-wing bias, citing examples of biased coverage and advocacy. NPR's chief news executive rejected Berliner's assessment, stating inclusion is critical for nuanced storytelling.

NPR's Liberal Leanings and DEI Emphasis

NPR faces criticism for liberal leanings and emphasis on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) following George Floyd's death in 2020.

Juan Williams responds to NPR editor's criticism of bias and lack of diversity

Juan Williams, a former NPR news analyst, responds to a senior NPR editor's criticism of the news organization's bias and lack of viewpoint diversity. Williams recounts his firing over a decade ago for expressing concerns about Muslim garb post-9/11. He comments on the polarized media landscape post-Trump and NPR's left-leaning audience. Fox News Digital's David Rutz contributed to the report.

NPR Editor Criticizes Lack of Viewpoint Diversity

NPR editor criticizes the lack of viewpoint diversity and progressive bias within NPR, pointing to a significant disparity between Democrats and Republicans in the newsroom. He also highlights NPR's advocacy-style coverage and decreasing audience diversity.

NPR's Editorial Bias and Lack of Diversity

NPR's senior editor, Uri Berliner, criticized the organization for having 87 registered Democrats and zero Republicans in editorial positions. He raised concerns about bias in NPR's coverage, including left-leaning narratives and a lack of diversity of thought. Berliner highlighted instances where NPR's reporting veered off course and how the organization's audience shifted to be predominantly left-leaning. NPR's declining business model led to layoffs and reliance on taxpayer funds. The article also mentions a past incident where Breitbart News criticized NPR for biased programming.

President Biden's attempts to connect himself to various ethnic groups

President Biden has a history of attempting to connect himself to various ethnic groups and cultures, including Greek, Jewish, Puerto Rican, Black, Italian, Polish, and Irish communities.

Impact of Woke Ideology on the Military

Pete Hegseth's latest book, 'The War on Warriors,' discusses the impact of woke ideology on the military and its potential danger to Americans. He criticizes diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives for compromising meritocracy and readiness.

Racist Attacks on Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott faces racist attacks after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapses, with critics on the right blaming diversity and inclusion policies for the disaster. Scott responds by reclaiming the term DEI and standing up against racism.

Teacher Named National Teacher of the Year for Helping Diverse Students

Missy Testerman, a teacher at Rogersville City School, was named the 2024 National Teacher of the Year for her dedication to helping students from diverse backgrounds, including those learning English as a second language.

Diversity and Financial Success in Companies

A pair of economists found no statistically significant correlation between the racial and ethnic diversity of a company's executive team and its financial success, challenging the idea that diversity leads to higher profits. This challenges the push for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs in companies.

Kansas Legislature's Actions and Budget Proposals

Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach is taking legal action over Biden's vow to forgive student loan debt. The Kansas Legislature is addressing tax cuts, funding for disability services, and immigration issues. Lawmakers are working on a proposed $25 billion budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1.

Governor Wes Moore's response to claims about the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge

Governor Wes Moore dismisses claims that the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge was due to diversity, equity, and inclusion policies, calling it 'foolishness.' He emphasizes the importance of focusing on the recovery efforts and rebuilding the bridge.

Debate Over Jesus' Skin Color

Christena Cleveland's experience with a painting of a brown-skinned Jesus changed her perspective on Easter, sparking a debate on the true identity and color of Jesus. Scholars agree Jesus was likely a brown-skinned man, challenging traditional depictions of a white Jesus. The debate over Jesus' skin color has cultural, historical, and political implications, with some arguing that his color matters for a deeper understanding of his message and historical context.

Celebration of Easter and Transgender Day of Visibility

Liberal churches and LGBTQ+ organizations are celebrating that Easter Sunday and Transgender Day of Visibility fall on the same day in 2024, incorporating transgender themes into Easter celebrations.

Muslim Women Athletes Wearing Hijabs in Sports

Female Muslim basketball players Sara Khadem, Jannah Eissa, and Diaba Konate are bringing visibility and inspiration by wearing hijabs while playing. This challenges norms and promotes diversity and representation in sports.

Pro-Transgender Propaganda at the CIA

Cliff Sims exposes pro-transgender propaganda within the CIA in his new book, 'The Darkness Has Not Overcome.' The book details Sims' observations of diversity and inclusion initiatives with a political angle at the CIA, highlighting the agency's focus on identity politics.

Ross Anderson: Trailblazer in Professional Skiing

Professional speed skier Ross Anderson, an indigenous athlete and person of color, was inducted into the US Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame, becoming the first outwardly presenting Native American to receive that honor. He holds the American skiing speed record at 154.06 mph and aims to inspire more diversity in professional skiing and snowboarding.

Gwyneth Paltrow's Critique of Hollywood Superhero Craze

Gwyneth Paltrow criticized the superhero movie trend in Hollywood, emphasizing the lack of originality and the focus on reaching a wide audience at the expense of quality. She expressed nostalgia for mid-budget and indie films, suggesting they allow for more diversity of art and true expression. Paltrow also revealed her disinterest in watching the latest Marvel films and recalled a past incident where former President Bill Clinton fell asleep during a screening of her film.

Vaughan Gething Becomes First Black Head of Government in Wales

Vaughan Gething becomes the first Black head of government in Wales and in all of Europe, taking office as Welsh first minister.

Alabama bans state funding for diversity, equity, and inclusion programs

Alabama lawmakers passed a bill banning state funding for diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in public colleges and other entities, with Gov. Kay Ivey signing the bill into law. The bill imposes restrictions on 'divisive concepts' related to race and personal identity, and requires public colleges to designate bathrooms based on biological sex. Critics argue that such bills are politically motivated and may undermine free speech protections.

Alabama Legislation on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Programs

Alabama's GOP-controlled Legislature passed legislation limiting teachings on 'divisive concepts' at public colleges and universities, and requiring transgender students to use bathrooms aligning with their biological sex.

Beyoncé's new album Act II: Cowboy Carter

Beyoncé announced a new album, Act II: Cowboy Carter, which is her foray into country music. The album is inspired by her experiences and aims to break down racial barriers in the music industry.

Google's Corporate Culture

Former Google employees reveal how Google's culture prioritizes diversity, equity, and inclusion over excellence and good business sense, leading to biased AI tool responses and questionable hiring practices.

Oscars snub of Lily Gladstone

Lily Gladstone did not win the Best Actress award at the Oscars for her role in 'Killers of the Flower Moon', leading to accusations of racism and disappointment. Emma Stone won the award instead.

Support for Diversity in Congress

Republican South Carolina Rep. William Timmons faces backlash for supporting diversity, equity, and inclusion in Congress. He emphasizes the importance of a diverse workforce that reflects the communities they represent.

Criticism of Academy Awards' Diversity Quotas

The New York Times published a story criticizing the Academy Awards' diversity quotas, calling them 'flimsy and showy'. Despite the new DEI rules, on-screen and behind-the-camera diversity is not mandatory, leading to criticisms from Hollywood insiders. The Oscars' diversity rules are seen as mostly an illusion with various loopholes.

Impact of Critical Race Theory in Medical Schools and Hospitals

Critical race theory has entered medical schools, with over 50% of hospitals prioritizing racial diversity when adding to their board of trustees, according to a survey by the American Hospital Association (AHA). The nonprofit organization Do No Harm is concerned about the focus on equity over merit or relevant experience in board member selection.

University of Wisconsin Construction and Renovation Projects

Democratic Gov. Tony Evers signed a bill authorizing spending on University of Wisconsin construction and renovation projects, part of a deal with Republican lawmakers. The bill transfers funds for various projects across the UW system.

Controversy at Johns Hopkins Medicine over Diversity Officer's 'Privilege' List

Dr. Sherita Golden resigns as chief diversity officer at Johns Hopkins Medicine after controversy over a newsletter listing privileged groups. Johns Hopkins will conduct a national search for a new chief diversity officer.

Allegation of Discrimination Against White, Heterosexual Male Freelance Writer by CBS for 'SEAL Team' Series

A freelance writer sued CBS and parent Paramount Global for alleged discrimination against white, heterosexual males in the hiring process for the 'SEAL Team' series due to stringent diversity rules. The writer claims he was unlawfully denied a staff writer position because of his race, sex, and sexual orientation.

Academy Awards Diversity Requirements

The 96th Academy Awards will be the first to implement new diversity requirements for best picture nominees, focusing on race, gender, and sexuality. The rules are complex and have loopholes, with movies needing to meet at least two out of four sets of quotas. The Academy's goal is to promote equitable representation on and off screen.

Fred Tutman's Conservation Efforts

Fred Tutman has been a prominent advocate for protecting the Patuxent River in Maryland for many years, working to increase diversity in the conservation field as a Black man in a predominantly white industry.

University of Florida firing DEI positions

Emmitt Smith criticizes University of Florida for firing DEI positions, citing lack of diversity and systemic issues

The Oscars and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences

Interest in the Oscars has been increasing, with the 96th Oscars shaping up to be remarkable. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is fostering evolution and unification, engaging more with the public, and looking towards a successful second 100 years.

Women's History Month

Women's History Month is celebrated each March to honor and celebrate the contributions of women throughout history. It was officially started in 1987, but its roots go back to early 20th-century women's rights movements. The theme for 2024 is 'Women Who Advocate for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.'

Calvin University President Resignation and Other News

Calvin University president resigns after allegations of inappropriate communication. Fox News reports on vigil for UGA student killed while jogging. Michigan named 'No. 1 Diversity University'. Michigan implements new gun laws on university shooting anniversary.

Microsoft Diversity and Pay Equity

Microsoft faces backlash for paying white employees less than racial minority employees, with Asian employees making more than black and white employees in similar roles. The company's 2023 Diversity and Inclusion Report highlights pay disparities based on race and promotes far-left ideology among employees.

Dolly Parton congratulates Beyoncé on No. 1 country music single

Dolly Parton congratulates Beyoncé on her No. 1 country music single 'Texas Hold 'Em' and expresses excitement for her upcoming country album. Beyoncé's singles debuted at No. 1 and No. 9 on the Billboard Hot Country chart, with 'Texas Hold 'Em' making her the first Black woman to reach No. 1 on the chart. Parton herself has crossed genres by releasing a rock album.

Google's Gemini AI and Image Generation

Google's Gemini artificial intelligence refuses to generate images of White people but provides images celebrating diversity of Black, Native American, and Asian individuals. The AI aims to avoid reinforcing harmful stereotypes and promotes inclusivity and equity.