Catalyzing

At a memorial service for a victim of the recent racially motivated massacre at a black church in Charleston, South Carolina, President Obama spoke movingly of how racial bias can infect us “even when we don't realize it,” cautioning his listeners to guard against “not just racial slurs” but “the...

In the business world, perfectionism, power, and competitiveness are often glorified. Many companies want to be perceived as stronger and better than their competitors. But what some of them fail to realize is that when these behaviors seep into their organizational cultures and influence the...

My grandmother, Mae Glassbrenner, was a revolutionary woman, breaking boundaries in the military and in business. She was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1921, the youngest of four. Upon graduating from high school, she took the civil service test and was hired by the Army Inspection Office...

Happy Pride, everyone! Every June, we remember the 1969 Stonewall Riots where LGBT activists fought back against police harassment. LGBT people are still not fully equal under the law, but these 10 amazing individuals took great strides to get them a little bit closer.

1) Audre Lorde. The woman...