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    3 Things the Sony Hack Can Teach Us About Communication

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    December 19, 2014

    The Interview, the comedy starring Seth Rogen and James Franco, has been yanked from theaters following the now well-publicized leak of emails from Sony Co-chairman Amy Pascal and others. There are three important things we can all learn from this communication debacle. 1. Nothing is private. If you think anything…

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    The Problem Between Higher Ed and Millennials

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    December 17, 2014

    When you hear the word millennials, you may expect common and rather trite complaints about them being tech crazed, entitled and lazy. These may or may not be true, but more importantly, this demographic group — a growing super power in workforce numbers and influence — may be at a…

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    Men Are Idiots — There’s Proof

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    December 17, 2014

    For diversity executives still fighting those stalwart, set in their ways souls who insist talk of gender differences is just bunk drummed up to cause trouble, I offer scientific evidence to the contrary. According to a recent piece in Business Insurance, science confirms male risk-taking idiocy. Researchers at Newcastle University…

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    How to Close Generation Gap 2.0

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    December 17, 2014

    To mitigate tension between young and older workers – especially regarding Millennials – give ’em what they want – flexibility and feedback. It’s the only way to ensure workplace interactions are respectful and productive.

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    Modern Day Slavery Includes Domestic Migrant Workers in Global Workplaces

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    December 12, 2014

    For as long as I can remember I’ve heard of something called the slave mentality. When my mother talked about it she meant the self-loathing attitudes black people learned during slavery and still perpetuate – now voluntarily – today. But there are actually real, modern day slaves still in existence.…

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    @shondarhimes says she didn’t break the glass ceiling. Her sisters before her had already laid the path.

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    December 11, 2014

    Boundary breaking TV producer Shonda Rhimes was honored with the Sherry Lansing award yesterday, and her speech, well. Don’t feel bad if you get choked up. She is a fabulous  writer. “…If I had broken through the glass ceiling that would mean I’d made it through to the other side where…

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    Be The Change You Want To See #race #diversity #EricGarner

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    December 5, 2014

    Those of you who follow my blog may have wondered at my rather conspicuous silence on the Mike Brown and Eric Garner verdicts. But in all honesty, I was struggling. I felt quite hopeless, wondering what on earth it would take to stop the consistent, outright torture and killing of…

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    Is Your Diversity Training Inclusive? #diversity #training #inclusion #SaturdayNightLive

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    November 24, 2014

    Saturday Night Live likely produced some hard core laughs with a recent satire about diversity training, but the stereotypes the skit uncovered need to be addressed if diversity training is to have value – and not end up a joke.

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    Feminism on TV? ‘Scandal’-ous #diversity #inclusion #gender #Scandal

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    November 22, 2014

    If you needed a(nother) reason to watch Scandal, HuffPo’s got it: The popular TV show gives viewers lessons on feminism to millions of viewers each week. According to an article by Jessica Samakow posted this week, our favorite fixer Olivia Pope and our favorite fictional first lady Mellie Grant are…

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