Warren calls for diversity in Federal Reserve leadership

The latest crusade in the name of diversity commenced on Thursday, this time aimed squarely at the makeup of the Federal Reserve’s leadership and spearheaded in part by Elizabeth Warren, the senior U.S. senator from Massachusetts.
Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen presides over a meeting at the central bank. (Photo courtesy of the Federal Reserve via Twitter.com)
Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen presides over a meeting at the central bank. (Photo courtesy of the Federal Reserve via Twitter.com)
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WASHINGTON The latest crusade in the name of diversity commenced on Thursday, this time aimed squarely at the makeup of the Federal Reserve's leadership and spearheaded in part by Elizabeth Warren, the senior U.S. senator from Massachusetts.

The Cambridge Democrat recently linked up with fellow Democrat, Michigan U.S. Rep. John Conyers, to send a letter to Janet Yellen, chair of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, asking the former Clinton administration adviser to take action. They cited a 1977 law that requires the bank regulator to reflect the nation's diversity.

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