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    Here’s to Ryan Lochte’s Get Out Jail Free Card

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    August 26, 2016
    Here’s to Ryan Lochte’s Get Out Jail Free Card

    You know what really gets me tight? Injustice. Unfairness. Blatant favoritism. I’ve learned to control my external reactions to these things. But sometimes, inside my belly, there’s a pissed off group of tiny little me’s of all shapes and hues howling at the perennial injustices visited upon minorities in this…

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    Lights, Camera, Diversity Action

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    August 12, 2016
    Lights, Camera, Diversity Action

    Hollywood remains a cut above when it comes to industries actively trying to correct their diversity issues. You know, as opposed to some lukewarm acknowledgement of a problem and vague, ephemeral plans to work on a solution. This week FX CEO John Landgraf went on record saying that he’s made…

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    Who Are You Right Now?

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    August 8, 2016
    Who Are You Right Now?

    I’ve become a consultant since I started writing this blog. I don’t mind. People have always told me their problems, and me being me, I usually have a solution. So when a friend’s friend who reads the blog told me the following story, I warned her in advance — I’m…

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    Behind Closed Interview Doors

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    July 29, 2016
    Behind Closed Interview Doors

    Earlier this week, I spoke with a young techie. She’s created her own diversity app, and she wanted some media advice on how to publicize it as she preps for a formal launch. I happily shared what I know, but then the conversation stretched into some interesting areas. I asked…

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    When Internet Trolls Attack, Who Are You Gonna Call?

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    July 22, 2016
    When Internet Trolls Attack, Who Are You Gonna Call?

    Free speech is a mother. Without it, the U.S. wouldn’t be the great nation that it is. But with it, well, with it, you can attack almost anyone at any time online, about anything, and escape punishment. You know what I mean. I’m talking about troll attacks. Not the hideous,…

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    Beware the Spillover

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    July 15, 2016
    Beware the Spillover

    Sometimes it really feels like the world has gone crazy. Like people have no clue anymore how to be people. We’re just so mean spirited, you know? So selfish and just plain uncaring. I mean, we’re just starting to process what happened to Alton Sterling, Philando Castile, the Dallas police…

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    The Unsavory Truth about Alton Sterling, Philando Castile, and Dallas PD in the Workplace

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    July 8, 2016
    The Unsavory Truth about Alton Sterling, Philando Castile, and Dallas PD in the Workplace

    It’s been a rough week. First there was Alton Sterling. Then there was Philando Castile. Then Dallas. Death, death, and more death, and I don’t see an end. Because in order for this cycle of murder and retaliation to end, we’re all going to have to accept some hard truths.…

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    We Can’t Win Without White People

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    July 1, 2016
    We Can’t Win Without White People

    Forget the dozens of people killed and more than a 100 who were injured in the Istanbul Ataturk Airport bombing in Turkey this week. The speech actor and activist Jesse Williams gave at last Sunday’s BET Awards is still a hot topic if the plethora of posts circulating the web…

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  • For the culture

    Affirmative Action Lives to Fight Another Day

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    June 24, 2016
    Affirmative Action Lives to Fight Another Day

    So, I’ve been following the legal action around the Supreme Court’s decision for University of Texas, and when the highest court in the land voted 4 to 3 to uphold an affirmative-action ruling, I was like, phew! I confess, I had a bad moment there, and the fact that the…

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