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On the Job: Gender Discrimination in the Workplace

Kimberly Osorio, the first female editor-in-chief of The Source, and colleague, Michelle Joyce, the then-vice president of marketing, filed a complaint with the Equal Opportunity Commission accusing then-Chief Brand Executive Raymond “Benzino” Scott and magazine owner David Mays of committing gender discrimination, sexual harassment and unlawful retaliation against women at the company in April 2005. A jury later rejected Joyce’s case, but Osorio’s went on to trial, where the defamation charge was added on. Although Osorio and Joyce were the only two to file with the EEOC, there were more incidents.

About This Issue: Evolving to Innovate

About This Issue: Evolving to Innovate

When it comes to careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, women in particular aren’t given an equal platform

Let’s Honor Our Troops With the Support They Deserve

Thousands of veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have either come home, or are on their way, with their loved ones praying every day that their sons and daughters, husbands and wives, and moms and dads return safely. As they return, we must honor their sacrifice in a manner befitting a great and sincerely grateful nation.

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