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Eggs & Issues 2026: Must-Have Insights for a Bright Future

January 14, 2026 SnapLive NewsAtlanta Events, community development, economic insights, educational initiatives, Eggs & Issues 2026, Georgia economy, inclusivity in business, infrastructure development, job market trends, workforce diversity

Join us as we explore the vital takeaways from Eggs & Issues 2026, where key stakeholders converge to tackle the pressing challenges and exciting opportunities shaping Georgias future. With insights on economic growth, community development, and inclusivity, this years discussions promise to illuminate paths towards a brighter tomorrow for all Georgians. Read More

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AT&T’s Stunning DEI Cut Amid Trump’s FCC Pressure

December 6, 2025 SnapLive NewsAT&T DEI cut, corporate accountability, corporate responsibility, diversity equity inclusion, FCC pressure, political scrutiny, telecommunications industry, Trump Administration, workforce diversity, Workplace Culture

AT&Ts stunning DEI cut has ignited a crucial conversation about corporate responsibility in a politically charged climate. As pressures from the Trump-era FCC loom, what does this mean for the future of diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace? Read More

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Trump’s Stunning Bill Threatens Nursing Status for Black Women

November 28, 2025November 28, 2025 SnapLive NewsBlack women nurses, employment status, healthcare advocacy, healthcare disparities, nursing education, nursing profession, professional standards, regulatory oversight, Trump nursing bill, workforce diversity

Trumps stunning bill poses a serious threat to the nursing status for Black women, raising alarms among healthcare professionals about potential shifts in educational standards and job security in an already vulnerable field. As advocates voice their concerns, the implications of this legislation could profoundly impact both the quality of care and the representation of Black women in nursing. Read More