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Top Chef Samuelsson on Black Culture Impact
Red Rooster Chef Marcus Samuelsson discusses how much influence the black culture has on restaurants with 'Bloomberg Markets' Caroline Hyde and Romaine Bostick.
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Fed Has An Obligation To Fix Inequality: Petrou
Jun.30 -- Wealth and income disparities in the U.S. have been steadily worsening since the 1980s. In this edition of Bloomberg Equality, Bloomberg's Romaine Bostick sat down with Karen Petrou, Author of 'Engine of Inequality: The Fed and...
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Bloomberg Equality Spotlight
Jan.28 -- Rakshita Saluja, Executive Editor, Equality, Bloomberg speaks with Shartia Brantley, Deputy New York Bureau Chief & Senior Editor, Bloomberg Live about the Bloomberg Equality initiative.
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Sadiq Khan speech at Fabian Society Conference
CLEAN: Shows interior shots London Mayor Sadiq Khan giving speech at the Fabian Society Conference, soundbite on measures and efforts that can be made to promote gender equality. QUOTE: 'It was Malala Yousafzai, the Nobel Peace Prize...
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Banks Target Black and Latino Communities for Sub-Prime Mortgages, Says Emory Prof.
Aug.25 -- Dorothy Brown, Asa Griggs Candler professor of law at Emory University, discusses tax policy and inequality in home ownership. She speaks with Bloomberg's Kailey Leinz, Sonali Basak, and Guy Johnson.
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How to Fix the Diversity Problem in European Tech
Dec.10 -- Francesca Warner, Diversity VC chief executive officer, and Niklas Zennstrom, Atomico chief executive officer, discuss the discrimination problem in Europe's tech scene. They speak with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg...
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Prejudice Rises in 'Scapegoat Economics' During Pandemic: Paul Donovan
Jan.12 -- Paul Donovan, chief economist at UBS Global Wealth Management and author of "Profit and Prejudice: The Luddites of the Fourth Industrial Revolution," speaks with Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Romaine Bostick on "What'd You...
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Pandemic Amplifies Inequality on Numerous Social & Economic Levels
Mar.23 -- On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared Covid-19 a pandemic. A bit more than one year later its become clear that Covid has amplified inequality—by race, income, gender, occupation and nationality. Bloomberg's...
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CPA: Sri Lanka's IMF Aid Restores Access To Finance, Credibility
The Center for Policy Alternatives Founder & Executive Director Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu believes Sri Lanka's aid from the International Monetary Fund will help restore access to finance and credibility. He was speaking with Juliette...
Curated Video
Thousands Walk Off Jobs To Protest Racial And Economic Inequality
Some demands from organizers of the "Strike for Black Lives" include justice for Black communities and a $15 federal minimum wage.
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U.K.'s Mordaunt Says Government Is Ready for Any Brexit Eventuality
Sep.26 -- Penny Mordaunt, U.K. Secretary of State for International Development and minister for Women and Equalities, discusses the gender pay gap and the U.K.'s preparedness for any outcome from Brexit negotiations. She speaks with...
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Petition To Rename Historic Selma Bridge After Rep. John Lewis
Name of former KKK leader Edmund Pettus would be replaced by Rep. John Lewis, who was injured crossing the span during a civil rights march in 1965.
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Larry Summers Says He Is Disappointed With 2% U.S. Growth
Apr.12 -- Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Larry Summers discusses U.S. economic growth and proposals from the Trump administration. He speaks with Bloomberg's David Westin on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
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Poorer Than Their Parents: The Income Inequality Crisis
Aug. 1 -- Richard Dobbs, senior partner at McKinsey Global Institute, and Erik Nielsen, global chief economist at UniCredit, discuss the global income inequality crisis and the potential for the younger generation to be poorer than their...
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Campaign group For Women Scotland rally outside Holyrood
Campaign group For Women Scotland hosted a rally outside Holyrood following the recommendation, with speakers including former Scottish Labour leader Johann Lamont.
Curated Video
Why Are So Few Women In Animation?
Women in film are still struggling to find jobs in the film industry, specifically in animation.
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A Story of How Black Wealth Was Won and Lost
Mar.12 -- Bloomberg Senior Executive Editor Jacqueline Simmons explains how her family eventually lost a large tract of land in East Texas. She appears on "Balance of Power."
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Black in Focus: LaChanze Talks Delivering Diversity on Broadway
LaChanze discusses diversity on Broadway, from audiences to actors, on the latest episode of Black in Focus with Karen Toulon. She plays the lead in "Trouble in Mind" — a play about racism in theater which is making its Broadway debut...
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Ford Foundation's Walker Says Investors Can Push C-Suite Diversity
Jun.11 -- Ford Foundation President Darren Walker discusses the need for corporate boards to address diversity and racial inequality, U.S. tax policy, and economic mobility. He speaks with Bloomberg's David Westin on "Balance of Power."
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Dudley Says Fed Market Support Could Lead to Risky Behavior
Jun.03 -- Federal Reserve support for U.S. corporate debt, designed to preserve market functioning during the coronavirus pandemic, could have the unintended consequence of encouraging more risky behavior, said former New York Federal...
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There Are Only 13 Black Fund Managers in London, LGIM's Onuekwusi Says
Jun.26 -- Financial firms need to do more to create a culture of inclusion in their organizations, according to Justin Onuekwusi, head of retail multi-asset funds at Legal & General. Onuekwusi, co-founder of the #talkaboutblack movement,...
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Abigail Disney Says the U.S. Needs a Wealth Tax
Jun.25 -- Walt Disney Co. heiress Abigail Disney, a philanthropist, activist and chief executive officer of Fork Films, explains why she thinks the U.S. needs a wealth tax. She speaks with Bloomberg's David Westin on "Balance of Power."
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Powell Says Racial Inequality Holds Back the Economy
Apr.21 -- Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell talks about how the Fed approaches racial inequality and climate change. He appears on the latest episode of "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations." The interview was...
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Addressing Anti-Asian Violence in the U.S.
Apr.26 -- Andrew Leong, University of Massachusetts Boston (UMB) associate professor, discusses the Senate passage of legislation designed to combat hate crimes in the U.S. and the history of anti-Asian hate with Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu...