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    Potential, the Unsung Talent Promotion Criteria that Could

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    December 15, 2017
    Potential, the Unsung Talent Promotion Criteria that Could

    One of the common critiques against efforts to advance workplace diversity is that deliberate manipulation of talent management processes to increase numbers based on race, gender, etc. doesn’t always promote worthy candidates. Instead, diversity critics say the people who are pushed forward for positions are often ill qualified and undeserving.…

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    Should Leaders Be Forced to be Pro-Diversity?

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    December 8, 2017
    Should Leaders Be Forced to be Pro-Diversity?

    Republican Rep. Steve King of Iowa tweeted his support today of the idea that “mixing cultures” leads to a lower quality of life. The Internet backlash was immediate. But here’s my question. Should leaders be forced to be pro-diversity? He does represent a state in this union where diverse people…

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    Matt Lauer and the Purge of Female Talent

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    December 1, 2017
    Matt Lauer and the Purge of Female Talent

    Remember that movie The Purge? I think it may have even had a sequel or two. The general premise is that for a certain period of hours every year, it’s legal to kill people. I never actually watched the movie, so I don’t know what the rationale was behind this…

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    When the Turkey’s Been Cut, and You’re Full and Sleepy…

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    November 24, 2017
    When the Turkey’s Been Cut, and You’re Full and Sleepy…

    So, thank God I lived to see another Thanksgiving. I spent it quietly with family. Celebrating the purchase of a cousin’s new home, seeing and being aggravating by my brother for the first time in months, and drinking wine with another cousin’s wife, who is now one of my favorite…

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  • Black women at work, Ponder this

    Do All Female Lives Matter?

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    November 10, 2017
    Do All Female Lives Matter?

    So Kevin Spacey has been roasting on the bonfire of public opinion this week. His career has been in freefall since the first allegations of abuse with an underage boy came to light. His popular show House of Cards has been shelved, and director Ridley Scott has decreed the soon-to-be-released…

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    11 Minutes on Twitter that Rocked the World

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    November 3, 2017
    11 Minutes on Twitter that Rocked the World

    Twitter used to be different. It was nicer, more educational. It was fun. I can still remember the challenge in crafting a 140-character message. If I didn’t have a clear idea what I wanted to blog about that week, I could pop #diversity into the search bar, and any number…

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  • For the culture

    What’s Worse, Being Black or Being a Woman?

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    October 27, 2017
    What’s Worse, Being Black or Being a Woman?

    For the past few years I’ve kicked around possible answers to a very personal question: What’s worse, being black or being a woman? The answer? Being a woman. Race is not a small issue by any means. But since most white people aren’t secretly white nationalists, you can win them…

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    Is Denise Young Smith Ready to Handle Diversity at Apple?

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    October 20, 2017
    Is Denise Young Smith Ready to Handle Diversity at Apple?

    I walked past the new Apple store yesterday. It’s beautiful, a rather old-fashioned front but glass everywhere looking out over the Chicago River. It was a pleasure to see since for months all we saw was this clunky barricade. There was writing on the barricade, some long, inspiring quote that…

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    To Unmask a Sexual Predator at Work

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    October 15, 2017
    To Unmask a Sexual Predator at Work

    I wasn’t surprised when the charges and accusations piled up for Hollywood producer and former film studio executive Harvey Weinstein this past week. The rumblings have been circulating for years, decades even. The New York Times cleverly dubbed him Hollywood’s Oldest Horror Story. But most of the women affected were…

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