Google was under fire again for its half-baked attempt to fix its photo app after it labeled a Black couple "gorillas."
Chance the Rapper and Google teamed up to donate $1.5 million toward science, technology, engineering and math studies at schools in Chicago.
Google workers reportedly have proven again that the tech industry has a huge discrimination problem, particularly toward women of color.
Google granted the Hidden Genius Project $1 million to develop a stronger Black male presence in tech.
African-American publishers have expressed concern that Internet companies are able to engineer the popularity of many types of stories.
New reports show that tech giants Google and Twitter were allowing advertisers to target individuals who used racist keywords.
For all of the technological progress that they have introduced, Silicon Valley companies like Google have become bastions of White male privilege, where Blacks, Hispanics and women have had a hard time gaining a foot in the door.
Google recently fired an employee who leaked a memo challenging the company's diversity policies, sparking new conversations about gender equality.
Google establishes a training space on its Silicon Valley campus for Howard University computer science students.
Critics are accusing Google Fiber of digital redlining, but company executives say they have it all wrong.
According to reports, many of the electors did not reside in the congressional districts they represented.
The search engine giant became focused on diversity after reports from 2014 showed that the company composed of the following: 60 percent were White and 31 percent were Asian, while 3 percent were Hispanic and 2 percent were Black.
