ET... The most diverse Dem field, ever "The 2020 Democratic presidential field is still developing, but it's already the most diverse in modern political history," Harry Enten wrote for CNN.
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It's one of the most diverse areas in the world.
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Marseilles is one of the most diverse cities in France.
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"This year's nominees are the most diverse ever," Kimmel said.
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So much for the most diverse presidential field in history.
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I thought Stuy was the most diverse school in the planet.
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According to JPMorgan, this is their most diverse list to date.
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And it's perhaps one of the most diverse larger startups around.
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Millennials are the largest and most diverse generation in American history.
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The city also ranks as the most diverse in the country.
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The most diverse opinions seem to center around the hanging comment.
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London has one of the most diverse Islamic communities on earth.
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These Democrats made up the most diverse freshman class of members.
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Praised as the most diverse city in the nation — ¡Tanto Español!
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Homestead is part of one of Florida's most diverse agricultural regions.
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We are one of the most diverse cities in the nation.
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By some measures, Houston is the most diverse city in America.
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It's the most diverse side of Twitch, and it is overwhelming.
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In July, Democrats had the most diverse debate stage in history.
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It's one of the most diverse demographic areas on the planet.
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Finally, a look at the most diverse generation in American history.
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It's the most diverse field of presidential candidates ever, but Reps.
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The show's expansive cast is also one of TV's most diverse.
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Rachel Lindsay's group of Bachelorette contestants were easily the most diverse ever.
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It was the single most diverse place I have been in Copenhagen.
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Beyond the meadows, Elmhurst is among the most diverse neighbourhoods in Queens.
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Go deeper: A look inside the most diverse Congress in U.S. history
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Most diverse, least boring – the 219 Emmys deserve awards of their own.
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New York attracts the best, most diverse talent from across the globe.
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He hasn't won a single one of the 20163 most diverse states.
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We are proud to be the most diverse Congressional district in America.
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This year ushered in the most diverse set of Congressional representatives ever.
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He had one of the most diverse houses in all of fashion.
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The original screenplay nominees are the most diverse in the award's history.
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It's going to be one of my most diverse projects so far.
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Special Edition is the most diverse offering yet from the Cool Kids.
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Houston, the biggest, is considered the most diverse major city in America.
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These are some of the most diverse and productive ecosystems on Earth.
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"Queens is the most diverse area on the planet," Ms. Katz said.
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The neighborhood, southeast of downtown, is among its oldest and most diverse.
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The Democratic field this cycle is the most diverse it's ever been.
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This is quite possibly the most diverse episode of food television ever produced.
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The TSA is one of the most diverse agencies in the federal government.
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In 2016 academics nominated Narborough Road in Leicester as Britain's most diverse street.
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It takes place in one of the most diverse cities in the world.
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Indeed, his national team is one of the most diverse at the Euro.
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Pence's remarks were made to most diverse graduating class in the academy's history.
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The fighting game community is one of the most diverse groups in esports
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"This next generation is the most diverse generation to get married," Cooper said.
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Companies routinely craft images that appeal to the widest and most diverse audiences.
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He said Democrats should instead celebrate their deepest and most diverse field ever.
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The most diverse NYFW shows: Kanye West, Zac Posen, Chromat, and Sophie Theallet.
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London, by far the largest city in Britain, is also its most diverse.
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She said that I was the "most diverse" candidate who had ever applied.
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Research has shown that the most diverse companies also perform the best financially.
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Among the most diverse and prestigious colleges in the country is Columbia University.
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It claims to be the most diverse state, based on the 22016 census.
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This year's shortlist was also noted for being one of the most diverse.
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The next version of iOS will have the most diverse set of emoji yet.
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But in Oakland, one of the most diverse cities in the country, that's changing.
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The six main characters are some of the most diverse in the Marvel universe.
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However, we are sat in one of the most diverse cities in the country.
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The most diverse counties tend to contain a big city or be near one.
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It is like the most diverse place in the world to eat Asian food.
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This year's event in Toronto is one of the most diverse lineups to date.
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They're all part of one of the most diverse Rhodes Scholarship classes in history.
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Millennials, as the most diverse generation so far, have embraced interracial dating and marriage.
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No other campus more closely mirrors the demographics of the nation's most diverse state.
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Picture Prompts Generation Z is known as the most diverse generation in American history.
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The Democratic primary started with the biggest and most diverse field of contenders ever.
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It has instantly displaced the millennial generation as the most diverse in American history.
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He weaves together the most diverse bits of information and never once seems arbitrary.
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"It was the most diverse turnout with the most young voters in history," said Lakin.
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Fortunately, between Joe's and Hodgepodge, you'll find the most diverse caffeinated drink selections in town.
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The merger created one of the largest and most diverse chip companies in the market.
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"The most diverse companies are making diverse employees feel as if they belong," Luckie said.
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"You can't win the nomination writing off the most diverse states," Fallon said Tuesday night.
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And what's more, she's the very first Black Bachelorette, on the most diverse season ever!
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Interestingly, films with the most diverse casts tend to do best, according to the study.
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The U.S. has the most diverse, thriving and successful beverage alcohol market in the world.
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And that's New York, one of the most diverse and welcoming cities in the world.
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Women performed that function at just two of the 10 most diverse boards last year.
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The recognition covered every theatrical category and epitomized the most diverse season in Broadway history.
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The Hill: The most diverse Congress in history will arrive for work early in January.
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John Harwood: You have the most diverse 2020 presidential field in the Democratic party's history.
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To be honest, this is one of the most diverse shows I've ever worked on.
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The midterm elections delivered one of the most diverse — and divided — governments in American history.
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Born after 1995, they're the most diverse generation ever, according to United States census data.
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In 2015 it was named one of the 10 most diverse cities in the country.
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Houston is the most diverse major city in the country, and we're proud of that.
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Overall, Europe was the region with the most diverse corporate boardrooms, followed by North America.
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Today, the community is one of the most dense and most diverse in the county.
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And Cisco is currently the most diverse that they've been since the year 2000, right?
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Consider that California is home to one of the most diverse populations in the world.
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Why is this happening in the largest and most diverse school district in the country?
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Millennials are the most diverse generation in US history to date, giving them broader perspectives.
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JK: Blackstone is one of the most diverse organizations [in terms of] gender or ethnicity.
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Map the most diverse corners of the country, and historical gateways like Chicago pop out.
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All are white, despite Democrats fielding their party's most diverse slate of White House contenders.
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Now, most of these House races are not occurring in the state's most diverse districts.
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The 2020 presidential election will feature the most diverse group of voters in American history.
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UH is by one measure the second most diverse public research university in the country.
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She excels among nonwhite voters, and Nevada is the sixth-most diverse state in the country.
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For one, millennials are the most diverse group in US history (43% of them are nonwhite).
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You'll be happy to know that the fall 2017 campaign lineup was the most diverse — ever.
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The most diverse groups included arthropods (an invertebrate group that includes spiders and crustaceans) and sponges.
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The line I stood in was one of the most diverse and beautiful I'd ever seen.
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As a result, podcasts are quickly becoming one of the most diverse forms of popular media.
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Lowercase Capital, for example, receives top billing as the most diverse venture firm in this study.
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But that is what happens when you elect — proudly so — the most diverse Congress in history.
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Pheidole is the most diverse ant genus in the world, with 20 species in Fiji alone.
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This is an important election, with the most diverse range of candidates running in my lifetime.
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"Oakland is one of the most diverse and creative cities in our country," the president said.
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The incoming group of House Democrats is the most diverse, most female freshman class in history.
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His entrance puts the candidate list at 21851 people in the most diverse presidential field ever.
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Pete Olson's retirement, includes major parts of Fort Bend County, the most diverse county in Texas.
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In 21500, the website Niche ranked Stratford ninth in its "Most Diverse Suburbs in Connecticut" listing.
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They represent the most diverse voter group in history with 55% white and 45% nonwhite voters.
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It was hardly an unusual scene in New York, one of the world's most diverse cities.
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But even though Waterloo is the most diverse city in Iowa, Buttigieg's crowd was overwhelmingly white.
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But activists argued that the move could damage the world's largest and most diverse tropical rainforest.
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Even in the most diverse group of presidential contenders ever fielded by Democrats, Harris stands out.
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Our most diverse classes have had our school's highest average Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) scores.
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Here are the seven most diverse and inclusive companies headquartered in the US, including HP and Gap.
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And this year's 16 contestants, perhaps the most diverse in the show's history, are ready to deliver.
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Dallas joins an incredibly diverse cast (the brand touts it as the most diverse cast to date).
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"We have the most diverse state that you could have for picking a presidential nominee," he said.
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While Facebook is among the most diverse work force in the tech industry, that's not saying much.
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Queens County, N.Y. is the most populous (2.3m), most diverse (76.4) county we found using our measure.
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City Heights is one of the most diverse communities across the nation, with over 30 languages spoken.
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"She was the most diverse and tolerant women I've ever known for a long time," he continued.
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The coalition represents the most diverse set of interests pushing Washington on climate policy in a decade.
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With four women of color serving as hosts, it's the most diverse talk show on daytime television.
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And with that, it is generating some of the most diverse adaptations modern science has ever seen.
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In March 2019, the company released its most diverse range of Barbies to date, the Fashionista line.
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The 238 Democratic primary field is one of the most diverse in history in terms of age.
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Those moving into urban areas make up the most diverse generation of Americans in the nation's history.
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The Bay has some of the nation's most diverse counties, an expert said, but they're still segregated.
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Deciding who made the cut came down to the strongest visuals and most diverse mix of people.
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By contrast, Orange County's 39th Congressional District today is one of the most diverse in the country.
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It is the most diverse state in the country, by measures of geography, economy, culture and demographics.
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This is the most diverse country in the world, but we have to improve diversity in Nascar.
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Before the Islamic State's occupation began more than two years ago, Mosul was Iraq's most diverse city.
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The South Atlantic region is the largest in terms of number of respondents and the most diverse.
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"I think it's important to have the most diverse amount of voices that we can," she said.
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Here's the problem: the youth climate movement, at least in New York City, isn't the most diverse.
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We are one of the most diverse, complex, and dynamic generations prepared to enter the federal workforce.
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As the most diverse generation to date, millennials are making a difference in politics and social issues.
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But Buch is just a few miles from Wedding, one of the most diverse parts of Berlin.
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And young voters, in turn, helped usher in the most female and most diverse Congress in history.
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Forty or so now serve in the freshman class, part of the most diverse Congress in history.
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Atlanta had, I think, the most diverse community overall aside from the Oakland area in the Bay.
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"If anything, B-boys are actually the most diverse part of hip-hop culture," Mr. Xu said.
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Many of the nation's most diverse states, especially in the South, have white voters who lean extremely Republican.
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"Our nation is facing the most diverse array of threats that I've seen," he told the committee Thursday.
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The Recording Academy received praise when it announced the most diverse list of nominees to date in November.
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So I think Atlanta has one of the most diverse artistic and musical ears and they always have.
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Grey's Anatomy is one of the most diverse shows on TV and its devoted fans really appreciate that.
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Off screen, this is one of the most diverse casts on television, which is always something to celebrate.
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Alaska introduced itself as the most diverse native population in the United States with 229 federally recognized tribes.
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Even the most diverse companies of the six still don't reflect the ethnic make-up of the country.
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Why they matter: This group is the most diverse, ranging from interest groups to companies to world leaders.
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Despite last year's #OscarsSoWhite controversy, 2017's nominees have proven to be one of the most diverse years.
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The pushback against that legislation has been the most diverse and broad "resistance" action of the Trump era.
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By then, millennials, the most diverse generation in our history, will comprise about 40 percent of eligible voters.
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Despite a population of just 2.8 million, Toronto has been named the most diverse city in the world.
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In Boston, voters ushered in the city's most diverse City Council, backing progressive women and people of color.
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But the dynamic is more complicated this cycle, with what could be the most diverse field in history.
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Tejas arguably has some of the most diverse interests of any Spelling Bee contestant or middle school student.
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Why it matters: Millennials are the most diverse generation ever, and the largest proportion of the American workforce.
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If this is not the most diverse neighborhood in the world, it's at least the most diversely delicious.
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They're going to be the largest generation in American history and the most diverse generation in American history.
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At the same time, the United States Olympic Committee fielded its most diverse team at a Winter Games.
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The freshman House Democrats are the most diverse, most female class in history — and span the ideological spectrum.
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They're the most diverse generation in American history, and they're celebrating their untraditional views on gender and identity.
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Marvel's cinematic schedule, including a sequel to Black Panther in 2022, will be the most diverse in history.
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The 2020 campaign kicked off with the most diverse field of candidates in the history of the country.
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The most diverse field ever has been winnowed down -- and not in the way any of us hoped.
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Once upon a time, the 22004 Democratic field for president was the biggest and most diverse in history.
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The United States is fortunate to have one of the most diverse banking sectors of any industrialized country.
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The report mentioned several companies as being among the most diverse, including Prudential Financial, PepsiCo, Aramark and Nordstrom.
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"The military is one of the most diverse, multicultural places you can go get a job," she said.
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"The most diverse group will produce the best product, I firmly believe that," CEO Tim Cook has said.
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On Thursday, the most diverse new crop of lawmakers in history will be sworn in to the 116th Congress.
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In casting Wrinkle, DuVernay brought together one of the most diverse casts ever to appear in a Disney movie.
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"Lemonade" was not only Bey's most ambitious project to date, but also her most diverse in terms of genre.
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Eelgrass may seem like an unimportant conservation target, but seagrass ecosystems are among the most diverse in the world.
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Instead of celebrating the most diverse and progressive group ever, big donors and top Democratic Party leaders keep searching.
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Being Asian in America means being part of one of the most diverse and racial groups in the country.
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Lately, clogs have been seen styled in the most diverse of ways — accompanying summer sundresses and athletic shorts alike.
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And, traditionally, those in power come from the old guard of leadership — not the most diverse set of people.
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They are among the most diverse animals on the seafloor and play a critical role in the food web.
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The bottom line: Voters have the biggest and most diverse field in history, but that probably won't last long.
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The proposal, called Bill 21, pits Montreal, Quebec's biggest and most diverse city, against the rest of the province.
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Thanks to her courage we have healthcare for all Americans and the most diverse Congress in American history. -Amb.
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But with the most diverse House class in history, advocates are feeling optimistic that something can get done eventually.
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This season's group of hopeful romantics are also the most diverse yet, in terms of race and geographical hometowns.
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And how these newly elected Congress members, the youngest and most diverse ever, were giving me permission to stop.
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Nauert said the State Department is "among the most diverse of government agencies" and "empowers" those from diverse backgrounds.
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The 2018 blue wave of Democratic candidates will become the most diverse group of elected officials in our history.
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As the most diverse generation in the country, they largely want politicians to stay out of their personal lives.
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Our colleagues put together this helpful guide to getting to know the most diverse Congress ever assembled (The Hill).
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It's in the country's long-term interest to have the most diverse, most expansive array of ideas out there.
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Dekalb County, the state's most diverse county, has seen its immigrant population explode by a more than 150 percent.
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The race is expected to draw several women and nonwhite contenders, making for the most diverse field in history.
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The 2020 presidential field is shaping up to have the most diverse group of candidates Americans have ever seen.
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Will this combination work in a national primary featuring the most diverse set of competitors in the nation's history?
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One of the most diverse Democratic congressional primaries of the year will reach a climax with voting on Tuesday.
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" Bloomberg responded, "I don't think those words reflect what, how I led the most diverse city in the nation.
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The class also includes two nonbinary scholars and is reportedly the most diverse set of Rhodes scholars in history.
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They offer a low-cost, high reward arts education in one of the nation's largest and most diverse cities.
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Of course, the conclusion of the survey raises a question: Why does it matter which park is most diverse?
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But 2018, the year we elected the most diverse Congress in history, showed me that "electability" is a myth.
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The criticism exposed bubbling racial and generational tensions within the Democratic field that is the most diverse in history.
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There is not a single open atheist amid the most diverse Congress in history, according to a Pew study.
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Tonight we saw another spirited debate between the most diverse & well-qualified group of presidential candidates in history #GOPDebate
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ISIS blitzkrieged its way into northern Iraq, taking control of Mosul, Iraq's second-largest and once its most diverse city.
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Favors included "the most diverse offering of Barbies," tie-dye shirts and yummy edible take-homes courtesy of Sugar Factory.
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But the music that makes up the soundtrack is some of the most diverse that Tangerine Dream has ever released.
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The Democrats had over a dozen serious candidates vying for the nomination that year -- their most diverse field in history.
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Nashua is the most diverse city in the state, only about 793% white as compared to the state's 94% white.
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For instance, Jay's Roc Nation produced one of the most diverse groups of artists to perform at the Super Bowl.
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Last year, Academy president Cheryl Boone-Isaacs invited [the Academy's] largest and most diverse class ever, with 683 invitations extended.
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Head over to The Fashion Spot to read more about how this season was the most diverse Fashion Month yet.
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The film was hailed as one of the most diverse films of 2017, thanks to its all-Latinx voice cast.
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"Long term Cas14 is the most diverse protein," says Martin, so the protein can perform more varied types of analysis.
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President Trump delivered his second State of the Union address tonight, speaking before the most diverse Congress in U.S. history.
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Or how Fast and the Furious quietly became one of the most diverse franchises running today, under director Justin Lin.
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WWE may have its most diverse roster ever, but the promotion's approach to that diversity is still very, very flawed.
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This year's list is one of its most diverse, representing a range of flavor profiles and restaurant concepts, Dalton said.
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Then when I turned two, we moved to Amsterdam, which is one of the most diverse cities in the world.
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Chicago is one of the most diverse cities in the country—but it is also one of the most segregated.
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Tastings that cover Dominican, Italian and Chinese cuisine are mixed with the history of one of Manhattan's most diverse neighborhoods.
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India has one of the world's largest and most diverse media industries, but its journalists often face harassment and violence.
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The Hyperledger project, one of the biggest and most diverse of such groups, announced its first members in February 2016.
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Beyond proud to serve in the most diverse Congress in our nation's history and to hold the gavel today. pic.twitter.
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That's just a sampling of the new faces in the next Congress, which will be the most diverse in history.
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The study did not include data from the current season, which appears to be the most diverse ever on Broadway.
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He did well in the most diverse and most educated parts of the United Kingdom and worst among older voters.
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Even in the most diverse cities in the country, stereotypes and clichés about ethnic groups leave little room for individuality.
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In the most diverse field of presidential hopefuls, Buttigieg, who is white, has struggled to get support from black voters.
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Voters chose from a set of candidates that was among the most diverse ever to run in the United States.
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Drawing on influences including country, dancehall, and blues rock, it's one of her most diverse and personal records to date.
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As a white brunette who dyes her hair blond, I was highly skeptical, but honored to be the most diverse.
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In fact, for the third year in a row this is the most diverse group of nominees in Emmy history.
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Of the (too few) recitals of Duncan dances I've seen over the years, this seemed the longest and most diverse.
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Protected as part of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, it is one of the world's most diverse marine ecosystems.
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With more than 4 million people, Harris County is the largest in Texas, and also one of its most diverse.
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The millennial generation is said to be the most diverse in our history, with 43 percent of us being nonwhite.
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This year, we elected more women to the 116th Congress than any other time in history — and the most diverse.
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New Haven is both a college town — it's home to prestigious Yale University — and easily the state's most-diverse city.
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We've rounded up six of the most diverse markets that should be on your weekend itinerary — before it starts getting chilly.
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The 2019 class of graduates included a record number of Black and Hispanic women, making it their most diverse class yet.
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When the 116th Congress was sworn in, it made history as the most diverse congressional class our nation has ever seen.
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It's the fourth state to vote in 2020, after Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nevada, and it's one of the most diverse.
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Season-wide, the most diverse castings were on the Ashish catwalk at LFW, followed by Kanye West's Yeezy show at NYFW.
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Yet even in New York, one of the most diverse cities in the world, there is a growing anti-immigrant sentiment.
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With their lizard cousins gone, frogs became among the most diverse groups of vertebrates, accounting for more than 6,700 known species.
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Yet still, the headline "[Insert Season Here] Was The Most Diverse Ever" manages to supersede any semblance of actual, lasting progress.
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Each of the four constituent nations is diverse, and England (just the size of Alabama) is the most diverse of all.
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White male candidates continue to lead the 2020 presidential polls, despite this being the most diverse Democratic primary field in history.
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Even among the criticism, however, American Girl claims its brand is one of the most diverse in the toy industry today.
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The great intact forests host the most diverse ecosystems and robust populations of top predators, wide-ranging migrants and undiscovered species.
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"I'm probably the only Republican in one of the most diverse districts anywhere in the nation," Hardy said in the interview.
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Their sullen metalcore breaks so hard but remains so melodic that they're generally regarded as one of the most diverse headbangers.
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Gwinnett is one of the most diverse counties in the southeast, so the names weren't always familiar to the election staff.
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Be smart: Republicans are on track to field an all-white-male ticket against the most diverse Democratic field in history.
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We are also committed to having the most diverse workforce and our work in this area has never been more important.
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If Pelosi gets the Speakership, she will be working with one of the most diverse House Democratic caucuses in U.S. history.
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Among the 100 most diverse districts in the country — districts where the nonwhite population is highest — Republicans hold just 11 seats.
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The 14th District is one of the most diverse districts in the country, with Hispanics making up half of the population.
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RCV's experience statewide in Maine and in several of our most diverse cities demonstrates it engages new voters and invigorates democracy.
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But Ocasio-Cortez's victory shows that voters were itching for change in one of the most diverse districts in the country.
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The pool of Democratic presidential candidates for 2020 is not just the largest in political history but also the most diverse.
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The 379th Air Expedition Wing is "the largest, most diverse expeditionary wing" in the Air Force, according to the wing's website.
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The makeup pro for nearly 20 years has one of the most diverse celebrity client rosters among Hollywood's hottest beauty gurus.
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More than 22019 women were elected into the 116th Congress, marking one of the most diverse Congressional classes in U.S. history.
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If they want to sustain the longest, most diverse epoch of mass migration in American history, they need to explain why.
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These venues have been used by this indigenous group to fight oil exploration in one of the world's most diverse ecosystems.
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The current Academy Awards also tied the record for the most diverse set of screenplay nominees across both writing categories combined.
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The district surrounding the market, Tottenham, is one of London's most diverse, with more than 200 languages spoken in the area.
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L.A. is one of the country's most diverse cities and has more resources than most to forge its own global relationships.
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The artists on the shortlist come from international and multicultural backgrounds, making it one of the most diverse selections to date.
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Birmingham, the English city often identified as Britain's most diverse, is going to use time to celebrate its variety of voices.
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This generation is the most diverse and resilient generation of our lifetime, and they inspire and challenge us to be better.
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"The best way to win the talent war is to provide the best opportunities for the most diverse population," Walker said.
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Erin Vilard is the founder of VoteRunLead, the country's largest and most diverse training organization for women to run and win.
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This is a company in the Midwest and by its natural evolution, it just would not have the most diverse workforce.
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Here is what the Clinton campaign can do to improve its standing among our nation's biggest and most diverse generation: 1.
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And we are part of the reason that Houston is known to be one of the most diverse cities in America.
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While the ensemble would never be mistaken for, say, the multicultural cast of "Hamilton," it is the troupe's most diverse yet.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden claims to have "the most diverse staff of anybody running" but his campaign won't prove it.
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What is it like to be part of the group that has been called the most diverse generation in U.S. history?
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The 115th Congress had previously been heralded as the most diverse ever, and it now appears the 116th could surpass it.
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Go deeper: A look inside the most diverse Congress in history Congress' wave of women wants to modernize Capitol Hill Trump v.
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This year, the Academy welcomed 774 new members, the most diverse class ever, which hopefully means a more open-minded voting body.
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After sparking increased controversy over the past two years, the Oscars has produced one of its most diverse crop of nominees ever.
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People showed up in the hugest numbers and we had the most diverse group you could imagine at a Red Bull opening.
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"You are the most diverse class in Northeastern's history -- in other words, you are Donald Trump's worst nightmare," Kerry said to applause.
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Mbatha-Raw says that landing in one of Disney's most diverse projects yet feels like a culmination of all of her work.
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With more than 2.3 million residents, Houston is the fourth-largest city in the United States and one of the most diverse.
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The 116th is the most female and most diverse Congress ever, though that diversity mainly exists on one side of the aisle.
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India has constitutional guarantees of freedom of speech and by some measures the biggest and most diverse media industry in the world.
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Although they can be found in tropical and subtropical regions across the globe, some of the most diverse are found in Oaxaca.
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"A lot of people don't know that Anchorage is the second most diverse place in the country behind New York," Youssef explains.
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In one of the nation's whitest states, Waterloo — the biggest city in Black Hawk County — is one of the most diverse communities.
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Why it matters: Oak savanna are among the most diverse ecosystems in the U.S. and support species that aren't seen anywhere else.
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The Jungle's refugees—more than 8,000 at the camp's peak—could easily have been the most diverse refugee population in the world.
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Designers and retailers with the most diverse campaigns were Alexander Wang, Stella McCartney, Urban Outfitters, Zara, Gap, Express, and Net-a-Porter.
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In Houston, America's most diverse city, the country's first openly lesbian big-city mayor was succeeded by the city's second black mayor.
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And I think we could probably claim that we're the most diverse representation of people that you've ever seen in the game.
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New York's 6900th District is one of the most diverse districts in the country, with Hispanics making up half of the population.
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Harris, one of six women running in the most diverse field of presidential candidates ever, is aiming to finally close those loopholes.
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Those with the most diverse media diets are as likely to split their ticket as not, even when controlling for their partisanship.
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For years, Brooklyn Latin was the most diverse of the city's specialized high schools, which admit students based on a single test.
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Pees, who turned 70 last week and is in his 41st year of coaching, runs one of the NFL's most diverse defenses.
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All the Queens Houses is a photographic survey by Rafael Herrin-Ferri that explores the idiosyncratic architecture of NYC's most diverse borough.
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Many tech workers live in San Jose -- the nation's 10th largest city and one of the most diverse cities in the country.
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Millennials, the largest and most diverse generation in the workforce, generally face financial challenges that their parents did not as young adults.
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After celebrating that this year featured the most diverse lineup of Emmy nominees ever, the first batch of winners were predominantly white.
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The United States is a diverse nation, and the 2020 electorate will be the most diverse pool of prospective voters to date.
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That has meant that even in a place like Houston, one of the country's most diverse cities, racial divides can run deep.
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The task before us is to create the most diverse mass democracy in the history of the planet — a true universal nation.
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Well, as they put it, it's the fund's aim to have the most diverse pipeline, and portfolio, of any fund in Europe.
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And it's one of the most diverse US states at a time when Trump's core of support is based in white voters.
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London is so multicultural and we are reaping the benefits by having one of the most diverse food cultures in the world.
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Figuring out which companies are the most diverse doesn't have to be a war of public image thanks to Refinitiv's Diversity & Inclusion Index.
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With about nine women of color among the 30 contestants, this season is actually one of the most diverse in terms of race.
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When Aimé Jacquet announced his squad ahead of World Cup '98, it was one of the most diverse that France had ever seen.
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Yet the brand argues its line of dolls is diverse, claiming it is one of the most diverse in the toy industry today.
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In fact, he did very well, at least doubling up his main rivals in many of the most diverse neighborhoods in the city.
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Millennials are the most diverse voting bloc ever — only 274 percent of them are white, compared with 274 percent for voters over 643.
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But this compilation includes some of the most diverse stories I've read out there, from defectors to those who left against their will.
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One in which Texas — one of the most diverse states in the nation — models an empathetic, progressive way forward for a divided country.
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A ride in the elevator of my mom's building looks like a representative gathering of one of the most diverse counties in America.
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Diversity: The millennial and post-millennial generations are the most diverse the U.S. has ever seen — about half of post-millennials are nonwhite.
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The Gamescom crate, the one requiring the purchase of a key, will have "the most diverse pool of themed clothing," explaining the cost.
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Washington (CNN)Barack Obama was catapulted into office eight years ago by what was, at the time, the most diverse electorate in history.
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Why it matters: The back-to-back nights of debates will feature one of the most diverse and crowded Democratic fields in history.
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From Bensonhurst to Park Slope to Bedford-Stuyvesant to Greenpoint, New York City's most populous borough may also have been its most diverse.
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And after sparking increased controversy over the past two years, this year's Oscars produced one of its most diverse crop of nominees ever.
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It is a vibrant city full of young professionals and students with one of the most diverse demographic structures in all of Germany.
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The largest, most diverse, and most urbanized of the red states is clearly not warming to Trumpism, and Democrats made big gains there.
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This year was the most diverse fashion season yet, and designers such as Zac Posen have made concerted efforts to cast multiracial runways.
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California's Title X program – the largest and most diverse Title X system in the country program is a model of the program's success.
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Syfy's The Expanse is one of the best, most diverse science fiction shows on television, and we've been eagerly awaiting the next season.
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Or did the theater industry just get lucky that Broadway was having its most diverse season ever while Hollywood was having a meltdown?
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"Trump picked what may be the most diverse urban campus in America," he said, noting about 30 percent of the students are Hispanic.
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Brewer is also on one of the most diverse boards in corporate America at Starbucks, and believes diversity is key to corporate success.
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Often overlooked, however, is the fact that the Le Mans grid features one of the most diverse collections of team owners in racing.
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That district is Broward County, which includes Fort Lauderdale and has one of the largest and most diverse student populations in the country.
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The study said that for Off Broadway, the Public Theater had the most diverse season, while MCC theater had the least diverse one.
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And Nichols and his partners have done it by backing one of the most diverse pools of startup founders in any firm's portfolio.
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"Fungi are one of the most diverse group of eukaryotes known and, despite this, their ancient fossil record is very scarce," Loron said.
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The woman has class, sass, and one of the most diverse list of accomplishments — actress, humanitarian, ping pong enthusiast — in all of Hollywood.
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The country has the world's most diverse capital, along with a world class technology sector and universities, he told an event in Switzerland.
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Even if you halted immigration completely, my generation is having kids, and it is the most diverse of any the nation has seen.
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Today Hot Springs High School is one of the most diverse schools in the state, and fewer than half the students are white.
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It's no wonder that so many, especially millennials (the most diverse generation of voters in our history), have become disillusioned with federal action.
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For its part, the United States Olympic Committee said that its team is the most diverse it has fielded at a Winter Olympics.
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Their disparate internal struggles offer a window into the rich complexities of Catholicism in one of the most diverse cities in the world.
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With this primary field being the most diverse in history, do you think a white man could win the Democratic nomination for president?
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She would bring a perspective suited to one of the world's most diverse communities, one where elected officials have rarely reflected that reality.
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Despite the gamer-centric marketing, the K70 Mk.2 is one of the most diverse and feature-rich mechanical keyboards on the market.
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It has one of the most diverse boards of all publicly trade companies in the US, according to Refinitiv's diversity and inclusion index.
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"As we design Barbie for the next generation, we are focused on evolving to remain the most diverse doll line in the marketplace."
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Biden, meanwhile, claimed in December to have "the most diverse staff of anybody running," but would not release numbers to back it up.
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It was a necessary step for the most diverse city in the country, he said, noting that Houston's police force was majority minority.
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In what was the most diverse presidential field in history, the race's leaders skew older and whiter than the field as a whole.
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The long-term impact is visible in the composition of the Democratic primary field for 2020, the most diverse the nation has seen.
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The largest and most diverse generation at 75.4 million strong, millennials generally face financial challenges that their parents did not as young adults.
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His highest-profile assignment was always going to be shepherding a presidential primary that featured the largest, most diverse field in modern history.
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We already ushered in the most diverse Congress in history in 2018 — who is to say we can't elect a female president in 2020?
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What's exciting here is that Chilesaurus may be one of those transitional forms for one of the largest and most diverse groups of dinosaurs.
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Marketing.Throughout all the diaries that have been submitted, the most diverse pool has been women who work in marketing, in some form or another.
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The Olympics are the one of the most diverse events in the universe, bringing together people of every race, creed, religion, sexuality and nationality.
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The 535 members of the 116th Congress are set to take their oaths on Thursday afternoon as the most diverse congressional class in history.
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As the largest and most diverse demographic in this country, we will be crucial in determining who the 45th president of the United States.
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Between Whittaker, Cole, Gill, and Walsh, the new era of the show is perhaps the most diverse cast that Doctor Who has ever had.
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According to data reported by the University of Alaska, three neighborhoods in Anchorage actually have the most diverse census tracts in the entire country.
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For better or worse, they only contested five of the 11 states and the ones they effectively ceded happen to be the most diverse.
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Wild animals in the country, which has one of the most diverse wildlife populations, face poaching, habitat destruction and a lack of protected spaces.
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Rutgers, one of the first nine government-chartered institutions in the American colonies, "could be the most diverse student body in America," he said.
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Even among the 230 most diverse boards, just under a third of the directors who are women — 14 of 46 — belong to compensation committees.
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It's good for our country, if we want to be globally competitive, to be able to attract and retain the most diverse talent possible.
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Among the 2023 most diverse Republican-held districts in the country, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) has said it will target eight seats.
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And it's answered, in some ways, by the songs themselves on Bon Iver's most diverse, noisiest, shortest, knottiest and most experimental album so far.
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On Thursday, Omar will join a record number of women and minorities who will be sworn in to the most diverse Congress in history.
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In 2018, the Brookings Institution released a report revealing that millennials were the most diverse generation in US history — 44% of millennials are minorities.
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But millennials may not hold this title for long: Gen Z may be on track to be the most diverse generation yet, Pew found.
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This year's group of invitees is the largest and most diverse in the Academy's history, which signals Hollywood's seriousness to address the #OscarSoWhite controversies.
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The 2020 field is one of the most diverse in history in terms of age, which has become a focal point for 713 Democrats.
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Currently, 18 Democratic contenders are lined up to challenge Trump — making for one of the largest and most diverse primary fields in recent history.
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It was the most diverse room I've ever walked into in politics, and I've been a proud member of many diverse teams in politics.
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"The D.C.C.C. is proud of its historic work, flipping 43 formerly Republican seats and electing the most diverse caucus in American history," he said.
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It was heartening to see the largest number of women candidates ever elected to Congress — as well as the most diverse — emerge in 2018.
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Warren, 70, was the last woman among the top tier of candidates in a Democratic field that began as the most diverse in history.
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Elmhurst Hospital in Queens, New York is one of the oldest in the state and serves one of its largest and most diverse populations.
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The election season has been shaped by conflicts over race and gender, factors reflected in a field of candidates among the most diverse ever.
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"This is the most diverse field," said Ms. James, who is the first African-American woman elected to citywide office in New York City.
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Opened 24 years ago as a release valve for congested Manhattan, it transformed a pastoral stretch of Queens into the world's most diverse commute.
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Klobuchar has also been scrutinized for her criminal justice record during her two-term tenure as county attorney of Hennepin County, Minnesota's most diverse.
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And for the most diverse primary field ever seen in major-party politics, Democrats are representing themselves through a new generation of political design.
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The misfit in a white rental van who sped down the crowded streets of north Toronto attacked the country's largest and most diverse city.
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Israel is one of the world's most democratic nations, with one of the best human-rights records and among the freest, most diverse universities.
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ABC says it has the most diverse cast in franchise history — so finally America gets to see the most embarrassing people of all ethnicities.
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So far, she was the only person of color to do so in a field that has been touted as the most diverse ever.
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They are among the most diverse — two women, an African-American man and a gay man — and the most capable journalists in the business.
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While the Democratic field of presidential candidates has been the most diverse ever, the party's sixth debate will include just one person of color.
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"Joe Biden's message is resonating with the biggest, most diverse coalition of any candidate — and especially with working people," said Biden spokesman Andrew Bates.
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Put another way: Mr. Brown has been the top prosecutor in one of the country's most diverse boroughs since George H.W. Bush was president.
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It's a true city for all, with Queens being the most diverse part, where middle- and working-class people can still afford to live.
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Called "The Power of Your Vote," it was shot on the streets of Jackson Heights, Queens, one of New York City's most diverse neighborhoods.
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Even if you have the most diverse customization options in your game, there will always be a subset of people you offend or exclude.
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Its plateau hosts the world's most diverse and expansive continental hydrothermal systems, including the multicolored springs, mudpots and geysers for which the park is known.
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France is one of Europe's most diverse countries, with a clear appreciation for history, art, style, progressive values, and, of course, a world-renowned cuisine.
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When the 116th Congress was sworn into office on Thursday, the class made history as the most diverse group ever with a record 127 women.
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But an arguably more important visual was the sight of the most diverse US presidential debate in history by a factor of, well, a lot.
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"This is gonna be the most diverse freshmen class of women that we've ever brought in by far, in race, profession, and age," Schriock added.
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Trade associations, lobbying shops and law firms say they are working to diversify their ranks after growing pressure amid the most diverse Congress in history.
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But, as Rachel, she was a subtly influential force on a pulpy legal drama that quietly had one of the most diverse casts on television.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India has constitutional guarantees of freedom of speech and by some measures the biggest and most diverse media industry in the world.
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First, it is indisputable that Chris Pine has had the most diverse array of roles out of any Chris—proving his talent knows few limits.
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Despite the countdown being the most diverse in terms of sex, nationality and genre, it was being described by that most nebulous of insult: "safe".
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With 24 Democrats making up the most diverse cohort of presidential hopefuls in history, it's only natural that the debate hosts will be diverse, too.
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Even if white-owned businesses outnumber black-owned businesses on Edgewood, he says it's still among the most diverse business corridors and neighborhoods in Atlanta.
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Even New York City's most diverse modeling agencies had less than half non-white models in 2014, according to a study by The Fashion Spot.
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What we found more striking is that among the top ten most diverse venture firms, nine have been founded in the last decade or so.
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The Democratic primary field has already grown to more than 15 candidates, making it one of the largest and most diverse in the party's history.
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"Today, birds are the most diverse and globally widespread group of terrestrial vertebrate animals -- there are nearly 11,000 living species," Field said in a statement.
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According to NABA, the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas has the most diverse butterfly and bird fauna of any area of the United States.
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Garcetti's complex identity is what sets him apart in what will likely become the largest and most diverse field of Democratic presidential candidates in generations.
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It's the first major announcement of what will likely be a crowded Democratic primary in the 2020 race, and potentially the most diverse in history.
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An unconventional woman, the 31-year-old joins the 116th Congress, the most diverse legislature in history by many measures — gender, race and sexual orientation.
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The question is: will the militant tactics of some of our newly elected members of Congress, the most diverse in history, get results in Washington?
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Morrison wove everything from African literature and slave folklore to the Bible and Gabriel Garcia Marquez into the most diverse, yet harmonious, of literary communities.
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Congress is incredibly slow to adjust to demographic realities, but the 116th Congress will be the most diverse, with the most women and most millennials.
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She credits March On affiliates with doing the grassroots organizing and voter mobilization that led to the election of the most diverse Congress in history.
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The first three awards of the evening were won by the most diverse recipients that we've seen in a very, very long time (or ever).
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Baxter called the San Francisco Fire Department one of the most diverse in the country, and says they welcome all applicants with a military background.
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But I'm very proud of the women's movement for being the most diverse of any social justice movement, and for having these very important conversations.
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Each and every year it distributes grants to cultural organizations whose work reaches the most diverse group of Americans imaginable — rural, urban, rich, poor, everyone.
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And, most pointedly (though she claimed not consciously), cast the most diverse lineup of the week, with more than half her models being non-Caucasian.
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Yet the enclave now ranks among the city's most diverse, with a Buddhist temple alongside a Benedictine monastery, and Mandarin, Spanish and Korean often overheard.
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Neighborhoods east of the Anacostia River have benefited most from the expanded choice of species and have the youngest and most diverse canopy, O'Neill said.
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Among ZIP codes with at least 50,000 residents, it is the third most diverse in the country, according to a Times analysis of census data.
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Muslims, among the most diverse religious community in America, still seem to exist in two bland flavors: the angry progressive or the angry religious fundamentalist.
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"I don't want a job where I'm just documenting the demise and death of one of the most diverse ecosystems on the planet," Gove says.
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The 2018 midterms — dubbed another "Year of the Woman" for Democrats — resulted in 36 new congresswomen as part of the most diverse freshman class ever.
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That was a shame, as immigration is a topic deserving of substantive discussion — especially in the most diverse state to vote in 2020 so far.
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Iran, which boasts one of the largest and most diverse missile portfolios in the Middle East, uses its arsenal to project power throughout the region.
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According to the Pew Research Center, nonwhite voters will represent a third of eligible votes, creating the youngest and most diverse electorate in American history.
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And this year, the most diverse class of lawmakers to date took office in the US Congress, bringing greater gender, racial, religious and sexuality representation.
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Jimmy was a long-time leader of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, "North America's strongest and most diverse labor union," according to the organization itself.
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And his praise of Republicans suggests he has no plans to kowtow to the constituency that ushered in one the most diverse Congresses in history.
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Nevada will be the most diverse state for the 2020 candidates so far, so a Sanders win would further solidify him as a front-runner.
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Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey, above, entered the 2250 race for president, joining a Democratic primary field that is the most diverse in history.
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It's official: A record-breaking number of women have been sworn into the 116th Congress, which also boasts one of the most diverse classes ever.
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But on Wednesday, the most diverse Congress in history declared that even the most powerful white man in the world should be bound by them.
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The play space's true strength is derived from just how encompassing it is for even the most diverse, or atypical, members of the kink community.
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Monrovia feels like a great contrast to Jackson Heights, which is one of the most diverse communities in America, while this one is very white.
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The House is set to see its most diverse class ever, with more than 21 women who will count themselves as members come January 3.
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All US presidents but one have been white men, and the current Congress — supposedly the most diverse in history — remains dominated by white and male legislators.
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And with more than a few runway shows making strides in gender, size, and race, this season has been New York Fashion Week's most diverse yet.
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A coastal city on the Rio de la Plata river, Montevideo (population: 1.4 million) is one of the most diverse and sophisticated cities in South America.
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The result is one of the most diverse lists yet, filled with a balance of unicorns and decacorns but also plenty of companies with smaller valuations.
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Maybe it's the most diverse company in Silicon Valley, but a more likely scenario is that Lyft is as white and male as other tech companies.
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The state has the third most diverse economy in the country, with strong representation in the technology, financial services, aerospace and life-sciences sectors, among others.
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After counting 250 major shows and tallying 22017,22018 runway appearances between all four fashion capitals, it seems that spring 2018 was the most diverse season yet.
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The U.S. Military Academy saw its most diverse class ever get their diplomas in 2019, with 34 black women graduating together, and 223 women in total.
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Because of their knack for scouting a spectrum of authentic, varied beauty, Siriano's show is always one of the most diverse of New York Fashion Week.
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It is now one of the most diverse areas of Santa Monica, but is also battling the twin scourges of high crime rates and creeping gentrification.
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Nevada is very proud of its early-caucus status, as the "first most diverse" state to vote for Democrats for president, as Jocelyn Sida puts it.
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And if the "first most diverse" state doesn't actually have a diverse caucus, it will lose one of the strongest arguments it has in its favor.
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The 114th Congress was the most diverse in history, according to a Pew Research Study, but was still sorely behind rising minority rates in the country.
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Facebook's 496 executives were some of the most diverse, with 7 percent, or 35 people from underrepresented minorities, specifically executives who are not white or Asian.
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As members of the most diverse generation, millennials see firsthand in their own lives the ways in which discrimination, institutional racism, and sexism can limit potential.
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To build a golf course there would be to fragment the most diverse restinga remaining in Rio, and make the area more vulnerable in the process.
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Racial divides were apparent throughout the poll, as some in the country's most diverse generation are set to take their first turn in the voting booth.
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Celebrating a prosperous 10-year anniversary, CaSa has solidified its status as one of the most diverse production centers for arts and crafts in Latin America.
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Huge and diverse police department As the largest police force in the country, the NYPD has long prided itself on being one of the most diverse.
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"We probably have the most diverse and widest group of investors we've ever seen, and that includes generalists and, call it, 'niche hospitality investors,'" she said.
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But as humans labor to restore power and water, tropical ecosystems — some of the most diverse and complex in the world — are also beginning to rejuvenate.
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It was exactly what I needed, and I welcomed this mini revival of one of the most diverse decades in popular music history with open ears.
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The American West hosts one of the largest, most diverse and most unusually concentrated mineral belts in the world, extending from Colorado to the Pacific Ocean.
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It's not just the right thing to do in one of the most diverse countries in the world; the investment also yields strong return on investment.
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Millennials are on the cusp of surpassing Boomers as the largest and most diverse generation in American history (44 percent identify as a person of color).
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Lebanon has long enjoyed one of the freest and most diverse presses in the Arab world, with newspapers aligned with parties from across its political spectrum.
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All of which has conspired to remake the Upper East Side, long seen as dowdy, into the most diverse of all of New York's gallery neighborhoods.
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San Francisco is among the most expensive cities for foodies in the US and is ranked second for having the most diverse, accessible, and quality food.
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Despite his struggles in some states neighboring Nevada, Mr. Trump still seems competitive in the state, perhaps the most diverse of the Obama-era battleground states.
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The crumbling of Elizabeth Warren's presidential campaign just after Super Tuesday also spelled the end, many have mourned, of the most diverse primary field in history.
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The incoming Democrats are the most diverse, most female freshman class in history — and include the first Muslim women and Native American women elected to Congress.
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Critics blame the rhetoric spouted by BJP leaders for the increasing anxiety and unrest among minorities in one of the most diverse democracies in the world.
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And so, what was once the most diverse candidate pool in history is now a contest between two men: Joseph Biden, 77, and Bernie Sanders, 78.
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In a year with the most diverse slate of Democratic presidential candidates in U.S. history, the fight has boiled down to Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden.
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Amazon has perhaps the biggest and most diverse ambitions in health of any of the big tech companies, but its efforts are still in early stages.
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The district is among the country's most diverse, with nearly 60 percent of all residents described as "visible minority," or nonwhite, according to the 2011 census.
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Living in Considered by some 'the most affordable town in Fairfield County' — and one of the most diverse — Stratford also offers nearly 198449 miles of coastline.
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City College is one of the country's most diverse institutions, with a student body that speaks more than 100 languages and represents more than 150 nationalities.
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We must continue to dissect our identity as a party and ensure that we continue to be the most diverse party this country has ever known.
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Party officials have argued that the fact the field has gone from being the most diverse in history to being mostly white is not their fault.
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For the past 403 years, U.S. News & World Report has ranked it the nation's most diverse university, and the school has made diversity its calling card.
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The Nevada caucuses are wrapping up; the third contest of the Democratic presidential primary and the most diverse state yet to weigh in on the race.
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On experience, Bloomberg is an unrivaled standout as a three-term mayor of the country's largest and most diverse city and a stunningly successful business entrepreneur.
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Some 25 percent of our students are Hispanic, and U.S. News and World Report has named it one of the most diverse campuses in the country.
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Democrat Nancy Pelosi, the newly elevated House speaker, will be behind him; a new Democratic majority, the most diverse Congress in history, will be before him.
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As with the ballet, there's a perception that classical music isn't the most welcoming, and certainly not the most diverse in its performers or audience members.
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Then in 1986, they revolutionized it with the concept of shared ownership and proceeded to build the largest, most diverse private jet fleet in the world.
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But the millennial generation is the most diverse in American history, meaning there are more non-white voters within that cohort than in any previous generation.
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Millennials, born between 1980 and around 2000, are the largest, best educated and most diverse generation in U.S. history — about 85033 percent are people of color.
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The electorate certainly is; within the next decade, millennials, the most diverse and perhaps most progressive generation in history, will be the single largest voting bloc.
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With about 7,000 nuclear weapons making up the world's most diverse and destructive nuclear arsenal, Putin could unilaterally decide to embark on a civilization-ending war.
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"You have to have your hand on their pulse," said Earnest Jenkins III, who teaches the class at Oakland High, one of the city's most diverse schools.
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Cramer spoke with Altchek, who stated that despite being the most diverse, educated and engaged generation ever, only 23 percent of this group understand basic financial topics.
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It's now considered "the most diverse and detailed collection of these trace fossils from the Cretaceous Period found in the UK to date," according to a statement.
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"This is the second-largest outbreak of mumps in the US in the last 1003 years, and it is by far the most diverse outbreak," he said.
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But a space weather station run by the British Antarctic Survey may hold the most diverse selection of acoustic oddities collected on the frozen continent to date.
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The person in this seat doesn't just lead for the delegation or the district, which needs leadership because it's the most diverse and it's the most unequal.
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During his monologue, Colbert specifically mentioned that for the third year in a row, we were looking at the most diverse group of nominees in Emmy history.
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The snowy portion of the island that formed in season 7, meanwhile, is still in place leading to the most diverse iteration of the Fortnite island yet.
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Obama, who ran the most diverse government in history overall, had mostly male aides, and was criticized in particular for a heavily male White House senior staff.
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Thanks in great part to the gains made by Democrats, the incoming Congress is set to be the most female, most diverse ever, both racially and ideologically.
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The world's most popular sport makes logical sense as the largest threat to the hockey-led status quo in the most diverse western country on the map.
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One of NYC's most diverse regions was over time reduced to a site of crime and destruction, a transformation facilitated by racist corporations and classist government policies.
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The Democratic field has the most diverse set of candidates ever to run for president, including a number of African-Americans, women and an openly gay contender.
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Through her stand and GoFundMe, Frannie was able to raise more than $1,200 for the sanctuary, which is one of America's largest and most diverse animal sanctuaries.
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The 91st Academy Awards was one of the most diverse to date, with a record number of women and African-Americans taking home trophies for their work.
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PNG, culturally one of the world's most diverse states (its 7.5m people speak more than 800 languages), relies on exports of minerals and, since 2014, natural gas.
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They are democratic by nature and have the potential to speak to and draw from the most diverse corners of a culture through words, color, and pictures.
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Since she took over a decade ago, the student body of 2162,2168 has become the most diverse it has been since the college was founded in 269.
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"We see science works better, science works faster, engineering works better when we have the biggest and most diverse range of people contributing to it," Wade said.
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If we heed discussions about political evil, in the classics of political philosophy and elsewhere, we notice that behind the most diverse arguments stands a similar pattern.
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The fact is, millennials are the most diverse generation in American history, yet they are starting to abandon the Democratic party, and not by their own choosing.
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Some members of Pelosi's team brush off the recent flare-ups as a natural part of governing a majority — particularly the most diverse House caucus in history.
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Donald Trump's childhood home looks like every other house in Jamaica Estate, Queens—a small island of suburbia in one of the most diverse counties in America.
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In the interim, Chicago's hip-hop scene captured the genre's zeitgeist and became one of the most diverse rap ecosystems in the country, its street sides included.
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But anger also helps explain how we ended up, after winnowing the most diverse primary field in American history, with three white men grasping for the presidency.
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The language support is especially important in one of the nation's most diverse districts, where families speak 129 different tongues, the St. Paul Federation of Educators says.
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While relations between the police and black residents are strained, the case is playing out in one of the most diverse law enforcement settings in the country.
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Even though "it's a scary thing to do for anybody, theater people in New York make up one of the most diverse and open communities," she said.
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Notably, this year the Emmys boasted the most diverse group of nominees in its history — as those who watched the program were reminded a number of times.
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"We are the most un-Trump state in America, and we are also the most diverse state in America, 27% of our state foreign-born," Newsom said.
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Ms. Harris, Ms. Warren, Ms. Gillibrand and Mr. Booker, by contrast, would instantly make the 2020 Democratic field the most diverse array of presidential candidates in history.
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First, the good news: About 22 percent of members of the House and Senate, or 116 lawmakers, are racial or ethnic minorities — the most diverse Congress ever.
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Company COO George Karidis described what separated his company from the pack in a September, 2018 TechCrunch article: "We offer the most diverse hardware options," he said.
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Democrats are searching for answers as their largest and most diverse field of presidential contenders ever has been whittled down to a top tier of white candidates.
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Democrat Nancy Pelosi, the newly elevated House speaker will be behind him and a new Democratic majority, the most diverse Congress in history, will be before him.
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It's an effort to address the reality that the most diverse presidential primary field in history now has no black or Latino candidates on its debate stage.
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"I want people to respect Leicester's identity as an example of how multiculturalism can work," says Kamakaze, a white rapper from one of Britain's most diverse cities.
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But now on her own team, it&aposs a different story: "This is definitely the most diverse team that I&aposve worked on in my entire life."
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If she runs, Ms. Klobuchar would be the fifth woman currently serving in Congress to enter the Democratic race, which is already the most diverse in history.
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A dozen candidates, half of whom are women, rushed into the contest in the first two months of 2019, creating the most diverse primary field in history.
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The most diverse field of candidates ever has been dominated lately by white men, leading Democratic voters to grapple with complicated questions about race, gender and politics.
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Over a spread of slick cheung fun rolls, scalding shrimp-filled har gow dumplings, chicken feet, turnip cakes, and more, the Wong brothers told me what it was like growing up in the most diverse section of the most diverse city in the U.S. "My best friends, my childhood friends, are Chinese, Indian, Mexican, black, white—— You get exposed to so much growing up in Alief," Robin said.
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Coral reefs are among the most diverse ecosystems on Earth, providing shelter and sustenance to everything from algae, worms and snails to thousands of fish species and shellfish.
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Coral reefs are among the planet's most diverse ecosystems and offer shelter and sustenance to everything from algae, worms, and snails to thousands of fish species and shellfish.
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That's also true for the most toxic subset of the MCU fans, but clearly they're fighting a losing battle against the monetary success of Marvel's most diverse films.
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Cook was right when he said that the best companies in America are the most diverse, and Apple is on its way to having a more diverse workforce.
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All of these new Echo devices compliment the Echo Look and Echo Show, and gives Amazon the most diverse set of voice-powered smart home hardware products available.
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" "I don't mean that we've done terribly — our guest casts are among the most diverse on television — but I feel as though I could have done better overall.
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" — Ramesh Ponnuru, senior editor at the conservative National Review "Tonight we saw another spirited debate between the most diverse and well-qualified group of presidential candidates in history.
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Also gathering in Philadelphia will be tens of thousands of millennial activists drawn from the largest, most diverse and inclusive generation of American voters we have ever seen.
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It manages to buck many of the genre's biggest narrative pitfalls, making this underrated series one of the most diverse, addictive, and refreshing dystopian stories of its era.
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The names represent people with origins from all over the planet, reminding us why it is often said that the U.S. military is the world's most diverse organization.
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For one internship program — where 12,000 people apply for about 80 spots — recruiters claim they saved 200 hours of time while hiring the most diverse group to date.
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The borough is, notably, the most diverse county in the U.S. "We asked cities and locations to identity the diversity of the talent pool," he told the council.
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The area has, in the decades that have passed since its heyday, transformed into perhaps the weirdest, most diverse shopping district in America—with a decidedly queer bent.
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The Boston businessman had submitted an application to open a high-end weed dispensary in the city's Dorchester neighborhood, the largest and among the most diverse in town.
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"They are part of the most successful, most diverse and of course the most dramatic cast that we have ever had on the show," host Chris Harrison said.
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In the start-up world, a casual dress code is a perk that helps offset the ridiculous work hours and attract the most diverse and the brightest talent.
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More fashion news:Target's New Swim Campaign Was Made For InstagramThis Was The Most Diverse Fashion Month On Record — But Not By MuchHow Ethically Sourced Are Your Favorite Stores?
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This support has helped build the largest and most diverse donor registry in the world, offering individuals from all ethnic backgrounds hope for a cure for their disease.
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The Democrats and Republicans Florida presented one of the most diverse profiles of Republican voters in Tuesday's contests, with nearly a quarter of voters there being non-white.
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The politics of interracial dating in this country are complicated, as evidenced by the fact this is the most diverse season of The Bachelor or The Bachelorette, ever.
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Clinton's campaign called young voters "the most diverse, open-minded generation in history" who want to be heard, and touted the Democratic presidential nominee and Sanders's college plan.
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The Midwest city has the third-most ice cream and fro-yo shops per capita, and it's ranked eighth for having the most diverse, accessible, and quality foods.
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Democrats are running the most diverse field of candidates ever and there is frustration in some quarters that women and candidates of color are not getting more attention.
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Attendance varies wildly, from local teens taking selfies to out-of-towners who smartly made time for New York City's least pretentious, most diverse, most affordable food event.
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Jayapal, who was first elected in 2016, tweeted she was "beyond proud" to preside over the House and serve in the most diverse Congress in the nation's history.
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We put hope on the ballot and voters across the country embraced our message, turning out in droves to elect the most diverse slate of candidates in history.
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Deval Patrick into the race this week, the Democratic primary for the 20083 presidential election continues to be the largest and most diverse race in American political history.
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The event was one of the most diverse gatherings Mr. Sanders has hosted in months, with many black and Latino supporters in the crowd chanting his name continually.
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To wit: New York, which has historically had the most diverse casting, is yet again the least whitewashed, with 31% models of color in the fall 2016 shows.
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It's not exactly the type of place you'd expect to be first in line embracing renewable energy, or have one of the most diverse populations in the country.
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Even though the incoming Congress is described as the most diverse ever, people of color only make up 102 members (or 19 percent) in a body of 535.
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The Eternals already has the most diverse cast of any Marvel film, and now fans can expect another milestone from the superhero flick: the MCU's first gay character.
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When Corden opened the evening, he hailed the nominee slate as being the most diverse ever — before pointing out that the show had chosen the "least diverse" host.
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Because I have no opinions about England or even soccer, really, I told him that I would simply root for the club with the most diverse fan base.
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Demanding that employers treat employees well is part of the value system of the youngest generation of workers, which is the most diverse ever, researchers and recruiters say.
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Go deeper: As we wrote in April, white (mostly male) candidates continue to lead the 2020 presidential primary, despite this being the most diverse Democratic field in history.
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According to Ramos, the plurality of approaches and different-sized investments in state organizing are leading to what could be the most diverse caucus process in Nevada history.
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In another primary cycle, these pitches — and the fact that the Democrats have the most diverse primary field in history — might have been more persuasive to black voters.
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Located in one of the United States' most diverse neighborhoods, Terraza is a little room that presents mostly Latin American music to audiences of varied ethnicities and generations.
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The big picture: House Speaker Pelosi ushered in 2019 with a new Democratic majority that is the most diverse in the history of Congress, Axios' Alayna Treene notes.
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There is an index that ranks the world's most diverse and inclusive companies, based on data such as diversity of its board and whether the company provides child care.
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I began to recognize distinctive traits in Generation Z (born after 1996), including that it is the most diverse, containing the most mixed race kids and children of immigrants.
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Biden, who will turn 78 two weeks after the 2020 presidential election, is joining a crowded field of Democratic candidates — the most diverse cohort of presidential hopefuls in history.
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The bottom line: There's plenty of time for things to change — but don't be shocked if the most diverse primary in history ends in the most ironic way possible.
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Featuring the most diverse cast yet, Rogue One has been a blockbuster success, with Luna playing a pivotal role as a captain helping to lead a band of rebels.
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Leaving aside Texas, the most diverse state Cruz holds is Oklahoma, which at 72 percent white is still notably more white than America as a whole (63 percent white).
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Just hours after landing in New Hampshire, Pete Buttigieg had a private, early-morning meeting with Jim Donchess, the mayor of the state's second largest and most diverse city.
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Less than a year after the #OscarsSoWhite controversy, the Academy has invited a record 683 new members in what is being called its largest and most diverse class ever.
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Check Your PrivilegeBecause the action takes place in London's poorest and most diverse neighborhoods, the midwives are often confronted with situations in which they need to reassess their perspectives.
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Winners will include those with the most diverse firm economics, providing an array of investment service offerings, including financial planning, access to initial public offerings (IPOs) and alternative investments.
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Their hard work paid off; the most diverse generation in American history sees voting as one of many tools and declared themselves ready to use it to transform America.
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According to the Census Bureau, South Carolina's black population of 27.8% makes it the most diverse of the first four states, with Nevada in a distant second at 9.1%.
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She is the only woman ever to serve as speaker and will preside over the most diverse U.S. House in history, including a record number of women and Latinos.
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Couple that with a long time living in one of the world's best and most diverse food cities, and that's a recipe for picking up food nearly every night.
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The remains will be sent to "the largest and most diverse skeletal identification laboratory in the world," at Hickam Air Force Base in Hawaii, according to the Defense Department.
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Neighbors at first had little inkling that Jakiw Palij was anything other than another immigrant living out his life in one of the most diverse neighborhoods in the world.
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East of Chatfield Road is Armour Villa, the oldest and most diverse of the historic districts, with open-porch Victorians, stucco-walled 1930s colonials and the occasional raised ranch.
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Our turnout in the 2018 midterms increased by nearly 11 percentage points over 2014, and voters in the 2018 election chose from the most diverse pool of candidates ever.
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His win in the Tar Heel State is also likely to help Biden bolster his argument that he's the candidate capable of building the most diverse coalition of voters.
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Even as its status as one of the most diverse cities in the country is threatened by tech-boom-era gentrification, its vibrant cultural heterogeneity remains its greatest strength.
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Story at a glance Barbie manufacturer Mattel is set to create at least four new dolls that will make up its "most diverse" line ever, according to its website.
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"Candidates will not be able to ignore the largest, most diverse state in the nation as they seek our country's highest office," said Alex Padilla, the Secretary of State.
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But at more than 2.8 million images, all completely copyright free, the Smithsonian's recent upload is the largest and most diverse offering of public domain art and cultural artifacts.
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He now has one of the most diverse workforces and one of the faster-growing companies in the portfolio because we went through what I call the retooling effect.
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Ms. Pelosi oversees the most diverse caucus in the history of the House of Representatives, which served as a guiding principle in how she chose her team of prosecutors.
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It is fair to ask why, as of now, only white candidates have qualified for the next debate, even though the field began as one of the most diverse.
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"The largest and most diverse state in the union should not be an afterthought," said Secretary of State Alex Padilla (D), who introduced the Senate version of the bill.
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The pack is the most diverse in history, with Ms. Harris among four women currently serving in the Senate or House who are now running for the Democratic nomination.
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As one of the most diverse states in the US, California's likely voters are 59 percent white, 21 percent Latino, 11 percent Asian American and 6 percent African American.
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These gains were aggressively rolled back in the early 20th century and now, despite gains that make the 114th Congress the most diverse in history, it's still disproportionately white.
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Telfar, Proenza Schouler A Different Kind Of Exclusion & Inclusion In past seasons, umbrella terms like "inclusion" and "exclusion" have meant something very specific: Which brands cast the most diverse runways?
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She's also the first black Bachelorette, and her season is already being hailed for this as well as the fact that it has the most diverse cast in Bachelor history.
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Google launched the lab in one of the nation's most diverse cities to introduce black and Latino students to coding and help reverse the tech sector's persistent lack of diversity.
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Despite the fact that this year's new Congress was the most diverse class in history, not much has changed: Currently, 78 percent of lawmakers are white; 76 percent are male.
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It's the most diverse list in terms of geography as well, with more than half of the companies founded outside of Silicon Valley and San Francisco for the first time.
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That still makes the 5th District the most diverse district in Minnesota, a heavily white state with some of the country's worst racial disparities and a stubbornly persistent wealth gap.
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It's one of the most diverse galleries I've come across, and their commitment to facilitating Indigenous and Xicano discourses in doaligue with Caucasian discourses is incredibly unique for this region.
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This year, 38 people of color were nominated in acting categories, a significant increase from last year's 27, and adds up to the most diverse Emmys nomination slate in history.
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The current Congress is also the most diverse ever, a sign of a changing electorate that could boost the candidacies of Harris and Gabbard, who are both women of color.
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Democrats just won the House with the most diverse slate of candidates in their history, and the new Congress has more women and people of color than any before it.
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Also worth noting: while the most diverse funds tend to be younger funds, plenty of their contemporaries look a lot like their traditional, male-dominated, and almost exclusively white predecessors.
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The show, which Penn says in a tweet is "the most diverse on tv" was unfortunately given the axe by NBC, but episodes are still available to watch on Hulu.
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Considering that millennials are the most diverse generation — spanning many racial, ethnic and income categories — intragenerational differences are bound to play an important role when you're talking about individual people.
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America's air traffic controllers are deeply committed to safety and are proud that the U.S. National Airspace System (NAS) is the world's safest, most efficient, most complex, and most diverse.
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With Democrats putting forth their largest and most diverse field of presidential contenders ever, some are asking whether the party can — or should — nominate a straight, white man for president.
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Presidential candidates running for the White House in 2020 will face the most diverse electorate in American history when 1 in every 3 people eligible to vote will be nonwhite.
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Public universities and colleges like Queens College are some of the most diverse places in the entire country, spending millions of dollars every year on all kinds of diversity initiatives.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Since the Republican Party's 19th-century founding, not one of its nominees has won the White House without carrying Ohio, a most diverse and perennially hard-fought state.
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There are more than a million people in the U.S. military, and while there are still ongoing issues about who serves where, it's one of the country's most diverse institutions.
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With one of the most diverse populations in the country, Miami is the strategic capital of the Americas, binding Brazil and Spanish-speaking Latin America (LatAm) to the U.S. market.
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That's the stage for some of television's most diverse and nuanced portrayals of shitty human behavior, despite many of the characters being cats and dogs and turtles and, well, horses.
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A journey that began with the most diverse slate of candidates in history quickly became a masterclass in the impossible standards women, especially women of color, must meet to succeed.
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The Rivertowns alone have five distinct sensibilities: Hastings-on-Hudson is the artsiest; Dobbs Ferry, the most diverse; Irvington, the toniest; Tarrytown, the most charming; and Ardsley, the most landlocked.
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What I've learned is that American health care is a universe of scientific genius and selfless compassion populated by what seems to be the most diverse population in the country.
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In Kirkuk, one of Iraq's most diverse cities, members of the Turkmen ethnic group who opposed Kurdish rule celebrated on Monday, driving through the streets firing weapons in the air.
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As a result, we saw the most diverse Congress in the history of the United States elected in 2018, and one which also featured more women representatives than ever before.
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That's why her campaign is the most diverse in Georgia history: 46 percent of her staff is African-American, 31 percent white, 15 percent Latino, 9 percent Asian/Pacific Islander.
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Bringing in professionals ranging from cable networks in Australia to insurance companies in Hong Kong, the 2016 Mashies judging panel is also our most diverse—both in industry and nationality.
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But Jersey City is one of the most diverse communities in New Jersey, with about 40 percent of the city's population born outside the United States, according to the census.
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We shouldn't overlook the fact that Trump not only won the most diverse states, but he also won — so far — a majority of states ranked with the highest poverty rates.
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This historic institution is already home to one of the world's largest and most diverse wood collections but World Forest ID's database stands apart because of its modern collection methods.
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Ralph Northam's medical school yearbook page, Senator Cory Booker announced his bid to become the nation's second black president and entered what is the most diverse campaign field in history.
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It may be a far reach if we expect something off the rack to fit us perfectly when we live among the most diverse group of people in the world.
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If you were born between 1995 and 2010, that makes you a part of Generation Z, which according to U.S. census data is the most diverse generation of all time.
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Though the Democratic contest started as one of the largest and most diverse primaries in U.S. history, a number of big-name candidates have since dropped out of the race.
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Leadership choosing not to give a public (or even internal) statement displaces the labor to our visitor-facing staff, who are, generally speaking, our most diverse and lowest paid staff.
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With the most diverse lineup in history — with more than one woman on the debate stage for the first time ever — it is sure to be a historic couple of nights.
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Listening to her proudly tell me that she is part of the most diverse group in her school, I realized she was teaching me by living a life she had chosen.
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"There's a very interesting change in the current generation of CEOs," said Luke Visconti, CEO and founder of DiversityInc, which just released its annual index of the 50 most diverse companies.
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But this time around, Obama didn't urge Biden to stay on the sidelines and watch as the largest and most diverse field in the history of the Democratic Party took shape.
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The 20153th Emmys appear to have stepped over that line Viola referred to by nominating the most diverse pool of actors yet: 21 non-white actors nominated in 16 different categories.
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It may sound like an unusual collaboration, but Powers' old-school style of street art fits like hand-in-glove on the side of one of NYC's most diverse public schools.
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Lenkov's note concludes by mentioning that Hawaii 5-0 has "one of the most diverse casts on TV." Here's hoping that it continues to be, even without Kim and Park onboard.
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They are thought to have gone untouched by modern medicine or people outside their tribe, and as a result, they are believed to host the most diverse human microbiome ever recorded.
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In a small conference room, brimming with 21995 or so of the San Diego area's most diverse academic and activist minds, Nadine Burke Harris sat at the head of the table.
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The opposite reaction surrounded the 2017 Golden Globes — one of the most diverse yet — with nods to films like Moonlight, Hidden Figures and Fences, and TV programs like The People vs.
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The most diverse Congress in history is descending on the Capitol, with newly elected lawmakers arriving in Washington, D.C., to meet their future colleagues and get acclimated to their new environment.
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We tend to hear references to the "tech industry" as if it's one monolithic entity, when in fact technology is one of the largest and most diverse industries in the world.
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It was an especially bitter pill to swallow for some members, given that the 2018 midterms ushered in the most diverse Congress in history - including a record-breaking number of women.
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Unlike standard opinion polling, GenForward over samples young adults of color to understand the variations between racial and ethnic groups in the largest and most diverse age cohort in our country.
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The 2020 Democratic primary field is shaping up to be the largest and most diverse in the party's history, drawing a historic number of women and people of color, including Sen.
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"It's a great party with a variety of DJs, live performers and visual artists the entire night, and brings the actual most diverse crowd I've seen at any series," Collins said.
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Paris was, quite surprisingly, the second most diverse slew of runways, with 21.9% non-white models — very ironic, considering the majority of the 10 entirely white shows were also in Paris.
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Wings allowed them to conquer new habitats and ecological niches, and Insecta quickly established themselves as one of the most diverse and successful animal classes, a position they still hold today.
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There were historic firsts across the country on Tuesday night, as voters chose from a set of candidates that was among the most diverse ever to run in the United States.
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His administration is the most diverse in history because he's made an effort to fill the majority of top policy appointments in his executive branch with women and people of color.
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The district is one of the most diverse in the nation: 279 percent of students are Asian, 279 percent are Hispanic, 261 percent are white and 123 percent are African-American.
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Houston often claims to be one of the most diverse cities in the United States, as well as the home of the U.S.'s second largest Vietnamese diaspora outside of California.
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From the largest and most diverse field of presidential candidates in history — younger, older, male, female, gay, straight, black, white, Latino, Asian — the Democratic primary today — with all apologies to Rep.
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It is hard to imagine much of London flattened, much less that it would soon rebuild and lay claim today to being one of the world's most diverse and vibrant cities.
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The primary calendar has been in focus this year as the Democrats' largest and most diverse field ever has been whittled down to the top four candidates, who are all white.
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Garcetti's advisers had believed his complex identity was part of what set him apart in what will likely become the largest and most diverse field of Democratic presidential candidates in generations.
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I looked out at the newly elected House of Representatives -- the most female, most diverse, and most strongly pro-reproductive health majority in the House in our country's most recent history.
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By July 2016, when Trump had defied the odds and wrestled the presidential nomination away from 573 mainstream Republicans, Queens had become one of the most diverse counties in the country.
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But it's also 25 percent black and 33 percent white, standing out as both one of the most diverse counties in America and the poorest and most unhealthy in North Carolina.
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Those changes included making the Academy's leadership 50% women and presiding over the most diverse class of Grammy nominees in the institution's history, per a December press release from the Academy.
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Set in one of the most diverse counties in the United States, the artist's five new sculptures will address themes of immigration, race and belonging in ways both playful and pointed.
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The Recording Academy's new president, Deborah Dugan, introduced this year's nominees by promising that the Grammy Award telecast will be the most diverse, inclusive, and authentic that it has ever been.
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"We have the most diverse American congress ever, I'm lifted up in seeing that a United States that values Equality & protection for all is currently fighting for that," Van Ness tweeted.
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Drancy is now part of what the far right calls the "lost territories of the Republic," the poorest and most diverse in France, which have a high percentage of Muslim residents.
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But for Wortham, the fact that Girls was good made its overwhelming whiteness even worse, especially since it was set in Brooklyn, one of the most diverse places in the country.
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The incident with Ms. Sherrod generated a renewed effort at diversity in the department, which now includes one of the most diverse groups of senior executives in the federal government, he said.
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The current field of Democratic presidential candidates is the most diverse ever; the party took back the House of Representatives in November in an election propelled by candidates of color and women.
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"Never in my long showbiz life has such a prominent and important politician attended a truly underground nightlife show starring the most diverse misfits and queer people in the city," Hill said.
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The Shang-Chi movie is one of the latest hints at the makeup of the post-Avengers: Endgame world, which is shaping up to be the franchise's most diverse lineup to date.
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The company will use the funds "to invest further in technology development, expand market reach, and continue to strengthen the world's largest and most diverse hacker community," according to a press release.
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In fact, it ties with Houston and Dallas as the most diverse city on our list and tops the group with the highest percentage of residents with a bachelor's degree or beyond.
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Writing today in PLOS One, a team of entomologists at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology has just described two new species of Pheidole, the most diverse ant genus on Earth.
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"We don't just have the most diverse group of nominees in Grammys history, we also have, for the second year in a row, the least diverse host in Grammys history," he joked.
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Star Trek: Discovery is a prequel series that takes place a decade before the events in 1966's original Star Trek series and features the ground-breaking franchise's most diverse cast ever.
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Mexico's environmental prosecutor has ordered the partial and temporary closure of the site following the July 9 spill on the coast of the gulf, which is one of Mexico's most diverse ecosystems.
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A proud Filipino-American and the son of a union-nurse, Tanglao taught at New Jersey's Bergenfield High School, located in one of the most diverse working-class communities in the state.
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But on Tuesday night in New York City, something interesting occurred: Wells Fargo received an honor for diversity, making the annual DiversityInc list of the 50 most diverse companies in the world.
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Henson is featured along with more of TV's biggest stars, like Viola Davis, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Priyanka Chopra, and Olivia Wilde, making it the magazine's most diverse feature, ever, according to E!
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Spouses join in the after-working-hours social calendar that includes tennis, golf, four-wheel off-road vehicle joyrides, fishing, and walking among one of the nation's most diverse exotic animal collections.
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"This is the most diverse field of presidential candidates in history, but that doesn't seem to be a major consideration for Democratic voters at this early stage of the campaign," said Murray.
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Vice News employees who spoke to The Intelligencer described it as "the most diverse, creative newsroom they had ever been a part of," that covered stories more traditional newsrooms didn't get to.
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One of the most diverse districts on the battlefield, Democrats can win this open seat and we look forward to Congressman Olson spending his golden years deep in the heart of Texas.
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Siberian tigers are known to live in the Amur-Heilong area in Russia and China, which is home to some of the most diverse forests in the world, according to the WWF.
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The newspaper columnist who in 2002 wrote scornfully of "flag-waving piccaninnies" with "watermelon smiles" was elected mayor of one of the most diverse and cosmopolitan cities in the world in 2008.
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"It is a place where many peoples and cultures intersect — it's certainly one of the most diverse spots in the country," Naomi Zeveloff, a reporter based in Tel Aviv, told Business Insider.
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The 2020 Democratic presidential primary is notable for being the most diverse roster of candidates in history, but also because of its size — 23 candidates, the vast majority of them white men.
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This experiment failed, of course, but its remnants still stand throughout Michigan, making the state home to perhaps the most diverse and best-preserved collection of early Modernist experiments in the world.
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In Queens, the city's most diverse borough, three out of four domestic violence victims who walk into the Family Justice Center are immigrants, according to the Mayor's Office to Combat Domestic Violence.
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And while West Virginia isn't the most diverse place in the world, what diversity it has was on full display, with black and white standing shoulder to shoulder in solidarity, demanding better.
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Perhaps fittingly this Class of 2020 is one of the most diverse representations in the sport — including a team owner, championship drivers, a heralded crew chief and a driver-turned-broadcaster extraordinaire.
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Still, she also enters the fray at a time when the Democratic roster is expected to be the most diverse in the party's history, including Senate colleagues equally adept at mesmerizing crowds.
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Though Democrats' 2020 presidential field is one of the most diverse in history, addressing gender disparities hasn't always been a major focus on the debate stage, as Vox's Anna North has written.
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"I will go as far to say that it may be one of the most diverse shows" out of Netflix's Marvel adaptations, he said, referring to Daredevil, Jessica Jones and Luke Cage.
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Pressed on whether he would name a person of color as his running mate, Biden responded in the NPR interview by highlighting what he called the most diverse staff of the field.
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Will we accept Muslims, the most diverse religious communities in America, as an integral part of our fabric, or allow them to be discarded as an inconvenient thread in an internment camp?
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The sort of energy around the Women's March — which some have credited with helping to usher in the most diverse Congress ever in the 2018 elections — has not been seen around impeachment.
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Today in 26 news: Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey is the latest Democrat to jump into a presidential race that could include one of the most diverse primary fields in history.
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Ms. Parkin noted that Portland "isn't the most diverse city in the U.S.," and said that Adidas "needs to be more courageous and bold" in attracting more diverse employees to the area.
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It is the most diverse exhibition offered all year as it showcases work from the Academy's 10 departments — 2D and 3D Design, Architecture, Ceramics, Fiber, Metalsmithing, Painting, Photography, Print Media, and Sculpture.
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The needle-scratch shift in the Democrats' primary map, from two of the country's whitest states to one of its most diverse, has tested candidates who arrived with different expectations for Nevada. Sen.
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Hillary Clinton was the candidate who collected the most diverse voter base - the 2016 Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia looked like the Rainbow Coalition redux - and she was expected to win the election.
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Politicians from the area, elected during a vote last year that delivered one of the most diverse city councils in recent memory, have championed a push for Amsterdam to apologize formally for slavery.
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"This paper is particularly exciting in that there are surprisingly few studies of venomous fish at all, despite them being one of the most diverse groups of venomous animals we know," said Arbuckle.
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Although New York is home to the largest population of Chinese-Americans in the States, Los Angeles has the most diverse population of Chinese, which makes all the difference in the dining scene.
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O'Connell is credited with helping elect the most diverse Congress in history, managing large campaigns and her work at the Center for American Progress, one of the country's most high-profile progressive organizations.
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In what organizers have called a low-tech ceremony constrained by the dire economy, Brazil will showcase its natural treasures and the cultural riches created by one of the world's most diverse nations.
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Twenty-seven years ago today, Exxon Valdez showed the nation in sharp relief what can happen when we allow fossil fuel development in one of the world's most diverse and remote marine environments.
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Together, they "will interview 200 lifelong residents of different ethnic backgrounds and neighborhood origins to collect the largest and most diverse data sample ever assembled in the city," according to a press release.
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The 19 year old is joining the university's freshman class (the most diverse yet) after taking a gap year, in which she interned for producer Harvey Weinsten and hung out with Mark Ruffalo.
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I walked around my neighborhood, a mix of Bengali, Yemeni, Bosnian, Serbian, and Ukrainian immigrants, living alongside first- and second-generation Americans of Polish descent in the most diverse zip code in Michigan.
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Former Vice President Michel Temer took her place and surrounded himself with likeminded old white men (hardly representative of one of the most diverse countries in the world) who exude center-right politics.
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It's oil- and fragrance-free, made with SPF, and is available in 33 shades, from light to deep dark in numerous undertones, making it one of the most diverse foundations in the drugstore.
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Amazon passed on it, and few travelers stop there, but New York City's most diverse borough has sights worth seeing and restaurants that put it at the center of the city's foodie universe.
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It's also the most diverse generation in American history: one in four are Hispanic, 14 percent are African-American and 6 percent are Asian, according to studies led by the Pew Research Center.
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What we're watching: This 34-second video by Elle showing 27 women, all members of the most diverse House of Representatives since it first met in 1789, reciting the Preamble to the Constitution.
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The candidates in the midterm elections were among the most diverse in the history of the United States, and their candidacies will likely have an enduring impact on political representation in the country.
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It makes no sense for the United States to randomly distribute these visas on the fictitious argument that the most diverse advanced nation in the world needs more diversity in its immigrant population.
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By "most" I mean that this war was photographed the most widely, the most democratically, if you like, by the most diverse array of participants, from the most angles, with the most devices.
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The announcement from Booker, an African-American, leaves only one black candidate, former Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick, remaining in what had once been the most diverse field of presidential contenders in U.S. history.
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" ---- Next time, woo young Obama supporters By Erica Williams "If the largest and most diverse generation in American history is so progressive, and members voted decisively Democratic, why the so-called 'Republican tsunami?
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Biden has long worked to prevent violence against women, but his comments are notable coming amid speculation that he is close to entering the 2020 Democratic presidential field, the most diverse in history.
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Felicia has done great work promoting the importance of having one of the most diverse workforces in the world and ensuring fairness across hundreds of roles and Tesla operations in over 50 countries.
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But at Merced, the newest addition to the 10-campus University of California system, about 53 percent of the undergraduates are Latino, most closely mirroring the demographics of the nation's most diverse state.
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The Democratic Party boasts the most diverse field of presidential candidates in history, and the base is increasingly clamoring for a nominee who is a woman or a person of color — or both.
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On Ever's website for its facial recognition systems, the company boasts that it has one of the "largest, most diverse, proprietary tagged datasets in the world," with more than 13 billion images and videos.
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With "probably one of the most diverse Latino populations in the world," the book states, "in many ways the city appears, in light of national trends, to represent the Latino future throughout the country."
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Despite being among the most diverse shows on television — and certainly one of, if not the most popular LGBT series — RuPaul's Drag Race rarely addresses how race operates in the halls of its gospel.
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Thursday night, on the eve of National Coming Out Day, the most diverse field of presidential candidates yet will gather for a historic town hall to discuss their visions and agendas for LGBTQ equality.
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More than 211 different species of butterflies — including the threatened monarch and imperiled manfreda giant-skipper — call the sanctuary their home, which makes it the most diverse one in the country, according to Glassberg.
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While Lindsay's season is already being called the most diverse of The Bachelorette franchise, two suitors were called out for making transphobic comments in their bios, but one of them, in particular, was concerning.
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Los Angeles is a beautiful and wild place that's the home of some of the most diverse music scenes around, which is why this week on Noisey Radio is going to be extra sweet.
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The Big Apple took second place overall in the battle for the best foodie city in the US, but it took the No. 1 spot for having the most diverse, accessible, and quality food.
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It was set in one of the most diverse cities in the world, did it never occur to the production team that it might be an idea to include someone of a different ethnicity?
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This group of mascots is the most diverse in the university's history, the news outlet notes, with Wukie being the second African-American to hold the position and Samuel Jackson will be the third.
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READ: Kamala Harris promises to do more for non-violent drug offenders than Obama 'It was the most diverse room I've ever walked into' The Democratic base is indeed more diverse than ever before.
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In addition, under his leadership, FIU was ranked in 2012 by the National Jurist as the third most diverse law school in the country, with the highest percentage of Hispanic students at 85033 percent.
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"I remember walking onto the set for the first time and looking around, and it was one of the most diverse crews I've ever seen in my career, just plain and simple," said Beachler.
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Booker joins a crowded and growing Democratic field that is already the most diverse in history -- with multiple women, one gay candidate, a Latino and, with Booker now in the mix, two black candidates.
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"This is our most diverse General Assembly membership ever ... It actually looks like Virginia," state Speaker Eileen Filler-Corn (D), the first woman and first Jewish person to hold the Speakership, told the Post.
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In southeastern Davidson County, one of the most diverse parts of the Metro Nashville area, voters were still in line two hours after the polls at the Southeast Public Library were supposed to close.
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The age of Trump -- and the Democrats' taste of winning back control of the House last November with the most diverse freshman class in history -- has elevated running for office to an accessible pursuit.
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Houston, which emerged as one of the nation's most diverse cities after receiving a huge influx of immigrants and refugees from around the world in recent decades, exemplifies the undercurrents of opportunity and distress.
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Saturday, though, was sweet for a campaign that saw its strategy and political message validated by caucusgoers in Nevada, the most diverse state to vote so far, and one with a powerful union presence.
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The letter states the overhaul has "unnecessarily and artificially narrowed what started as the strongest and most diverse Democratic field in history before voters have had a chance to be heard," per NBC News.
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"I'm a little angry, I have to say, that we started with one of the most diverse fields in our history, giving people pride," Booker said in an interview with BuzzFeed News on Wednesday.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has called himself the one candidate who can build a diverse coalition, but he finished in second place in Nevada, the most diverse nominating contest so far.
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Members of the House of Representatives during the current 116th Congress, who were sworn into office in January 2019, were part of the most diverse group as measured by several different factors, including race.
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On Wednesday, Starbucks, the coffee giant, plans to announce it is adding three new directors to its board and in doing so will create what will be among the nation's most diverse corporate boards.
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"There are more insects than anything else on Earth, and they are the most diverse group of organisms, but it's estimated that upwards of 10 million more species haven't even been described yet," she said.
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According to the survey of more than 4,20143 people ages 24 to 45, carried out by marketing analytics firm Morar HPI, 72% of people who used dating apps thought Tinder was the most diverse app.
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So, aside from your experience now being on one of the most diverse shows on television, when you look around the media landscape, do you see more diversity in terms of body size and shape?
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Georgia's most diverse electorate ever materialized in 2012, when President Barack Obama also lost the state by eight points despite a racial breakdown of 453 percent white, 29.9 percent African-American, and 8.7 percent other.
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"Here's what everybody needs to know about this district of the border -- one of the most diverse parts of the border: You can't have a one-size-fits-all solution to border security," Hurd said.
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The hospital, located in Borough Park, serves one of the most diverse patient populations in the country, from ultra-Orthodox Jews to immigrants whose first language might be Mandarin, Russian, Hindi, Punjabi, Arabic, or Uzbek.
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"I also think that as I continue to hear not only her but other people say this is the most diverse Congress we've ever had, then our leadership should be diverse as well," she said.
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The current theater season, led by "Hamilton," has been the most diverse in Broadway history, and the Tony nominations reflect that: Of the 40 acting nominations, 14 went to black, Hispanic and Asian-American actors.
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"Unless we can get atmospheric [carbon dioxide] levels back down to those that are healthy for coral reefs, we are going to lose one of the most diverse and valuable ecosystems on Earth," he said.
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It's interesting that the first debate was in Florida, home to one of the most diverse electorates in the country and a state that has voted for the winning candidate every presidential election since 1996.
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"While the Rainbow Wave of LGBTQ candidates who ran this year was the most diverse ever, there is still a long way to go before equitable representation for our entire community is achieved," Parker said.
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" "Democrats are back in the majority for the first time in a decade, and it is vital that this organization is fully prepared to serve the needs of the most diverse Caucus in American history.
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With huge wins for diverse candidates in recent elections giving us the most diverse Senate Democratic Caucus in history, the time has come for Democrats to break with tradition and bring newer voices into leadership.
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For Mr. Biden, 77, a much younger woman could assuage concerns about his age and critiques about a primary process that started with the most diverse field in history and ended with two white men.
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Page said that just within the past year, there has been an uptick in diversity on K Street, a goal of many lobbying firms fol-lowing the 2018 election of the most diverse Congress yet.
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In the Clinton trial, there were 13 white men, but she's in charge of the most diverse caucus in the history of the House of Representatives and will want a group that's representative of that.
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Couple all of that with Netflix's recent cancelling spree, which resulted in the streaming service pulling the plug on some of its most diverse programming, and it's clear why this movie might strike a nerve.
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At the start of the election season, the Democratic party boasted perhaps the most diverse pool of candidates in history: two black senators, a latinx former secretary, a black mayor, and an Asian-American businessman.
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"You cannot have a foreign policy in the most diverse continent on earth that is entirely a security-driven policy," says Richard Downie, acting director of the Center for Strategic and International Studies' Africa Program.
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I am still pondering the artistic miracle that unfolded before me last weekend in a sold-out series before the most diverse audience I have ever seen at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center's Polk Theater.
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"Candidates will not be able to ignore the largest, most diverse state in the nation as they seek our country's highest office," California Secretary of State Alex Padilla said in a statement regarding this change.
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You'll note that despite the increasingly diverse Democratic Party and a field that is in some respects the most diverse of all time, this is a bunch that is heavily weighted toward straight white men.
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A more robust framing of free speech would privilege the voices of those targeted, not those who choose to target, and would seek to cultivate the greatest amount of speech from the most diverse groups possible.
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Queens, our nation's most diverse county, is suffering from straining infrastructure and increasing housing prices, despite a recent glut of new high-end rental housing in Long Island City, where Amazon planned to set up shop.
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In terms of race, 69.8% of castings were white, with 30.2% being women of color — a 2.3% increase from last season with New York Fashion Week ranking as the most diverse with 36.9% models of color.
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" He added: "We are very conscious and very intent on building the most diverse possible base of supporters at every level, from the committee to the people who fill the room that help lift us up.
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"Right now we're working to try and figure out the most diverse list of people to work with and we're committed to making not just female identifying writers and directors but have our crew be female."
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For a shilling a head (half price for children), visitors could expect the most diverse range of exotic thrills available in one place in one day anywhere in the country, including the first sculptures of dinosaurs.
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"We are very conscious and very intent on building the most diverse possible base of supporters at every level, from the committee to the people who fill the room that help lift us up," he said.
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It's why fashion journalists look at it with the same eyes, and it's why something else stood out this past week that shouldn't go unnoticed: This season was the most diverse haute couture week in decades.
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"At Thomson Reuters, we believe the strongest workforce is the most diverse workforce; the most competitive in the global economy," said Mark Sandham, senior vice president and chief operating officer for human resources at Thomson Reuters.
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Over the last three months, the venture firm Social Capital has worked with the media outlet The Information to put together a look at the most diverse venture firms for the second year in a row.
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On the other side of the argument, other fans applauded some of the most diverse nominee shortlists that the award had ever seen, with some fantastic stories and authors getting tipped for the genre's top honors.
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There's a whiff of "eat your vegetables" to even the biggest raves over this 10-part documentary series that follows students for one year at one of the most diverse high schools in the United States.
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Olympic Brazilian sailors earlier delivered the torch to the host city's mayor after crossing Guanabara Bay near the end of a 20,000-km (12,400-mile) journey through one of the world's largest and most diverse countries.
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"The escalating thresholds over the past few months have unnecessarily and artificially narrowed what started as the strongest and most diverse Democratic field in history before voters have had a chance to be heard," he wrote.
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By understanding the complex ways in which patients form impressions of health care providers, we can ensure that the greatest number of people, from the most diverse backgrounds, find their way to the care they need.
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During the 2018 midterm elections, too, 55% of black women in the U.S. voted, a full 6% above the national average; that bloc is widely credited with helping deliver the most diverse Congress in American history.
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The new songs — his most diverse set to date, and mostly rigorously executed and fun — show Mr. Mars to be interested in different musical eras, different production approaches and different singing voices without veering into chaos.
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This can make for a problematic signal-to-noise ratio at times, but Gurfinkel says it's well worth it to keep the program open and receive the most diverse, far-reaching array of bug submissions possible.
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A study of 276 healthy volunteers at the University of Pittsburgh found that those with the most diverse social networks, including not just lovers but family, friends and organizations, were the least likely to catch colds.
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I would talk to them about places like Houston in my home state of Texas where refugees from around the world have built up one of the most diverse and successful communities in the United States.
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But some political strategists and law enforcement officials question whether Queens — where pockets of conservative voters remain in one of the most diverse counties in the country — will elect a prosecutor with a left-leaning platform.
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Portraying a middle-aged couple who own the venue, Bryant and McKinnon sport accents from an unidentifiable country, which makes sense: Queens, New York is home to the most diverse amount of spoken languages in the world.
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Last summer's Pickathon Festival, held on the outskirts of an Oregon forest, boasted one of the festival season's most diverse and intriguing line-ups, running across genres and styles in the middle of some sort of paradise.
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The Saturday crowd of about 700 was the most diverse Biden has addressed since entering the presidential race late last month, a fact he accounted for in the additions to what has been his standard stump speech.
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So when I gaze out toward the approaching Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, I can already tell you that it will bring perhaps the most diverse selection of smartphone forms, sizes, designs, and specifications we've yet seen.
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The neighbourhood around the mosque, which straddles the districts of Bogwang-dong and Hannam-dong, is Seoul's most diverse, an oddity in a country with few foreign residents, next to no ethnic diversity and strong social conformity.
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Not only will they feature the most diverse group of presidential candidates that Democrats have ever seen, the moderators who will be asking questions and fielding the candidates' responses are set to reflect this diversity as well.
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This year, the country recorded one of the most diverse lists of high-rated employers, with law firms, retailers, management consultancies, internet businesses and banks all ranking among Australia's top 2000 companies to work for in 0003.
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"It seems EU policymakers understood that imposing such a one-size-fits-all framework makes little sense in one of the most diverse and dynamic sectors of the economy," Jakob Kucharczyk of tech lobbying group CCIA said.
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One of the most diverse shows on TV, OITNB has always done a great job of uplifting the stories of women of color, queer women, trans women, poor women, mothers, and obviously, women in the justice system.
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While speakers of color and women have been on the convention stage all week, Thursday's was the most diverse group and highlighted the Republican presidential nominee's desire to make inroads into constituencies that have traditionally voted Democratic.
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While we're bummed that Women of Congress is not real, we're still awed by the election of the most diverse Congress in history, and plan to watch their progress as though it were a Netflix show anyway.
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And yet everyone in the bar had come to watch the game, and after a while it filled up with probably the most diverse game-night crowd I'd seen in any bar over the past several months.
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She will preside over the most diverse House membership in history, including a record number of women and Latinos, with her party having wrested majority control from Trump's Republicans in the November elections in a landslide victory.
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President Trump has brushed aside questions about the loss of the chamber entirely, ridiculing losing incumbents by name, while continuing to demand Congress fund a border wall despite his party losing many of their most diverse districts.
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Today, Preston is also considering a run for city council of the 10th district of Los Angeles, one of the city's most diverse areas, encompassing a chunk of Koreatown as well the historic neighborhood of West Adams.
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This past cycle, there have also been many questions about how the most diverse Democratic field the party has ever seen — which included six women — has since been winnowed to two white men in their late 70s.
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" Obama argued that today's generation is the most diverse, "conditions that are ripe for exploitation by politicians who have no compunction and no shame about tapping into America's dark history of racial and ethnic and religious division.
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"Saturday Night Live" cast members Kate McKinnon and Kenan Thompson did a jokey song and dance number titled "We Solved It." "This year's Emmy Awards has the most diverse group of nominees in Emmy history," Thompson said.
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The first batch of this season's Islanders arrived in Cape Town in early January, and it wouldn't be a stretch to say that this group may be the most diverse the show has ever been off-jump.
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Demographically, it has a sizable population, 10 million strong at last count, and is among one of the most diverse states in the nation, with healthy populations and communities built up by Native, black, and Latino citizens.
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Rather than offering a positive vision for the most diverse generation of students in American history, the Department of Education under DeVos failed to put forward any vision that is responsive to the needs of today's students.
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"The escalating thresholds over the past few months have unnecessarily and artificially narrowed what started as the strongest and most diverse Democratic field in history before voters have had a chance to be heard," the letter states.
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That push continues in 2700, as the Academy announced on June 290 that it has invited 290 new inductees to join its ranks — yet another record number that makes the "class of 2018" potentially its most diverse yet.
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Cynthia Erivio's captivating performance in The Color Purple earned her a win in this category last year, rounding out the most diverse crop of winners in the musical category in Tony's history with all four being African-American.
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The field of Democratic presidential hopefuls is the most diverse ever — it features a record number of women and several people of color — and it turns out candidates are hiring a diverse slate of campaign staff as well.
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But with campaigns like #blackmodelsmatter and a continuous push for racial inclusivity, the fall 2018 season is now the most diverse in history, with 503% of castings going to models of color, a 2.3% increase from spring 2018.
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Via its most diverse lineup of models and influencers yet — Olivia Culpo, Hunter McGrady, Ebonee Davis, Alexis Ren, and more — the magazine is proving once and for all that it's eager to represent a realistic spectrum of beauty.
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Why it matters: The behind-the-scenes makeup of the 2020 campaign — which already features the most diverse field of candidates in history — reflects a broader national trend: minorities will become the majority in the U.S. by 2045.
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Though The Fashion Spot reported in February that the fall 2016 season was fashion's "most diverse...in recent history," the statistics still showed a substantial imbalance: Out of 120 shows, just 31.9% of models cast were non-white.
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Grupo Mexico last week said it had quickly controlled the July 9 spill, which it blamed on a valve failure at the Guaymas facility on the coast of the gulf, which is one of Mexico's most diverse ecosystems.
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Because if perhaps the greatest overseas import to the most diverse roster in WWE's history,ends up as just another foreign stereotype, it's tough to imagine anyone who can break the seemingly inescapable gravity of wrestling's oldest gimmick.
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" She responded saying: "Ok so that's a nervous answer, funny and all but seriously you aren't racist'... (he is staring not laughing) Toronto is the most diverse city on the planet is that why you live outside Toronto?
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"It seems EU policymakers understood that imposing such a one-size-fits-all framework makes little sense in one of the most diverse and dynamic sectors of the economy," Jakob Kucharczyk of tech lobbying group CCIA told Reuters.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's parliament opened a special session on Thursday with its most diverse upper house yet, including more women, two severely disabled members and the first openly gay male lawmaker, all of whom were elected last month.
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Despite having one of the country's most diverse populations, New York City is notorious for having some of the most segregated schools in the country, according to a 2014 study from the University of California's Civil Rights project.
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Susan Roth, an administrator at SOAS, said the plans were stirring worry in colleges across the UK. "The UK has always represented the most diverse student population," she said, adding that the proposals may scare off international students.
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For all of Biden's focus on his electability in a head-to-head matchup with Trump, no one seemed to ask if Biden was electable enough to survive the most diverse, talent-filled Democratic primary in modern memory.
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Cory Booker has dropped out of the 2020 race, and former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro recently did as well, the latest candidates of color to leave a field once hailed as the most diverse ever.
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The success of white candidates in a field once hailed as the most diverse ever raises some complicated questions about everything from the Democratic National Committee's debate rules to the range of support candidates have garnered this cycle.
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Ahead, we're keeping a running list of who the freshman women in the U.S. House and Senate — part of the most diverse class in history that has already shaken up D.C. — are endorsing in the 20193 Democratic primary.
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Those efforts are paying off in 2020, as Sanders has built a diverse coalition of Latinos, young people, and union members, who drove him to a huge victory in Nevada, the most diverse state to vote so far.
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The species was most diverse and widespread between 34 million and 75 million years ago, and was common in the Yangtze River until the late 1970s, when its population started to dwindle due to overfishing and habitat fragmentation.
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Other minority candidates still in the race have not yet met the polling and donor thresholds, meaning the stage could feature an all-white line-up after what was once the most diverse group of candidates in history.
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The departure of Senator Kamala Harris of California earlier this month — from a field that started as the most diverse ever for a primary — has only intensified the disquiet among Democrats that they may be prematurely eliminating candidates.
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Millennials are used to being America's most diverse group: 20103 percent are non-white, and several of the other boomtowns they have flocked to — including San Antonio, Houston, Dallas and Austin — now have majority non-white millennial populations.
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It's something that would be inexplicably horrible wherever it happened, but to have it happen in what was the most diverse event in Trenton, perhaps in New Jersey, at an event that was so popular — it was tragic.
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Her exit meant that what was once hailed as the most diverse field of candidates in U.S. history narrowed to a race between two white, septuagenarian men for the nomination to face Republican President Donald Trump in November.
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Before investigators traced him to the borough of Queens in 1993, Mr. Palij had lived for decades in anonymity, a Polish-born draftsman in one of the most diverse neighborhoods of a city famous for its immigrant communities.
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Without Harris — or Cory Booker and Julian Castro, who didn't meet the qualifications for this debate — that leaves one person of color on the stage (Yang) in a year that counts the most diverse primary field in history.
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I don't think that we've solved every problem in this field, I don't think that we have the most diverse workplace that we possibly could, I just ... It's something that we think about and we act on that.
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"I also try my best to choose the most diverse pool of people possible during the final stages of the qualifying rounds, in the hopes that it'll allow every group in the city to be represented," she said.
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