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    Quiet Advocacy: You don’t have to make a big noise to have an impact #diversity #inclusion

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    November 22, 2014

    All you cinema buffs are likely aware that Oscar-winning director Mike Nichols died this week. He was 83. He’s known for films like The Graduate, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, Silkwood or the more recent Charlie Wilson’s War. But I think he may also have been a quiet advocate for…

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    Big Girls Make Less Money #diversity #gender #obesity

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    November 14, 2014

    You’d have to be an alien – a fresh off your intergalactic space ship alien – not to know that women all over the world make less money than men, on average. But did you know the more overweight a woman is the more likely she is to work a…

    Continue reading →: Big Girls Make Less Money #diversity #gender #obesity
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    The Reality of Street Harassment #gender #catcalling #equality

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    November 7, 2014

    As a woman there are certain things you deal with. You don’t ask for them, they’re just a fact of life. It has nothing to do with beauty or body type. The only real requirement is that you be feminine, which by definition, if you are a woman, you are.…

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    Perception and The Battle Between The Sexes #diversity #inclusion #gender #power

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    November 6, 2014

    You’ve likely heard the comparisons before: Men are assertive, women are bossy. Men are detail-oriented, women are fussy. There’s a real double standard at work when it comes to how men and women are perceived.

    Continue reading →: Perception and The Battle Between The Sexes #diversity #inclusion #gender #power
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    Apple CEO Tim Cook Says: “I’m Proud to Be Gay” #diversity #LGBT

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    October 30, 2014

    Apple CEO Tim Cook came out today. Mum on his sexual orientation until he shared his truth in  an essay for Bloomberg Businessweek, Cook said he considered it a good trade, his privacy for the chance to bring comfort or to inspire someone “to insist upon their equality.” Despite the…

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    Ebola: Discrimination For Life #diversity #inclusion #Ebola

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    October 28, 2014

    The Ebola scare is no longer a thing happening somewhere else. It’s now a viable threat infecting Americans stateside, and politicians are drafting enforceable policies on how to stop the spread of the disease. Discrimination, I’m afraid, is inevitable. This time, however, there is nothing superficial about the issue. Skin…

    Continue reading →: Ebola: Discrimination For Life #diversity #inclusion #Ebola
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    Wait For Money, Respect? No #diversity #inclusion #gender #Microsoft

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    October 10, 2014

    So Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is on the carpet this week for being so old-fashioned and out of touch the public literally could not stand it. Someone at a conference this week asked Nadella for his thoughts on what women should do if they are not comfortable asking for a pay…

    Continue reading →: Wait For Money, Respect? No #diversity #inclusion #gender #Microsoft
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    Diversity’s Teachable Moments #diversity #inclusion #training

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    October 3, 2014
    Diversity’s Teachable Moments #diversity #inclusion #training

    Popular news items offer a familiar and accessible way to connect people and initiate tough conversations about race using touch points that many people are familiar with and have an opinion about.

    Continue reading →: Diversity’s Teachable Moments #diversity #inclusion #training
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    Does Your Social Media Have a Diversity Problem? #diversity #race #socialmedia

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    October 3, 2014
    Does Your Social Media Have a Diversity Problem? #diversity #race #socialmedia

    Social media technologies are excellent tools to facilitate increased diversity in the workplace. The challenge is to prepare for and manage the challenges that may follow.

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