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    Domestic Violence in the Workplace #gender #diversity #inclusion

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    October 3, 2014

    Former Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice kicked off a huge poop storm when a video surfaced of him battering his then fiancé now wife Janay Palmer recently. It was quickly followed by a wave of similar news, including allegations against U.S. District Judge Mark Fuller who is said to…

    Continue reading →: Domestic Violence in the Workplace #gender #diversity #inclusion
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    Being Colorblind Is A Nice Theory #diversity #inclusion #millennials

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    September 29, 2014

    One of my coworkers sent me an article titled Why Do Millennials Not Understand Racism? By Jamelle Bouie, of Slate. Any reasonable adult should understand the basic tenets of racism. Of course, that is just a headline, and not the complete truth. Millennials do understand racism. According to the research…

    Continue reading →: Being Colorblind Is A Nice Theory #diversity #inclusion #millennials
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    A Diverse Leadership Philosophy: Good For People, Good For Growth #inclusion #diversity #bias

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    September 19, 2014

    It’s been a relatively quiet week on the diversity front – thank everything. There have been the usual discrimination, bias and gender rumblings, of course, but aside from NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell pledging to educate teams on domestic violence, and Michael Brown’s killer testifying before a grand jury, there haven’t…

    Continue reading →: A Diverse Leadership Philosophy: Good For People, Good For Growth #inclusion #diversity #bias
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    You Gotta Make ‘Em Laugh #diversity #inclusion #humor

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    September 12, 2014

    Humor may be one of the most perfect ways to teach people about diversity. For instance, take this video I ran across this week featuring a coterie of black kids from Ferguson, Missouri, discussing how fed up they are with racism. They’re cute, they’re sassy, some are just a few syllables away…

    Continue reading →: You Gotta Make ‘Em Laugh #diversity #inclusion #humor
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    Progress With Race Problems May Begin With Accountability @Pharrell #diversity #race

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    September 9, 2014

    I found this video today and want to share it because I adore what Pharrell says about accountability. He brings it home that diversity issues and the problems with race in this country are not a zero sum game. Too many issues are lumped together in an effort to discount…

    Continue reading →: Progress With Race Problems May Begin With Accountability @Pharrell #diversity #race
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    Hey Apple, Nice Gesture #diversity #inclusion #technology

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    September 5, 2014

    Earlier this week Apple announced $10K in scholarships for minorities in the tech industry. Great! After that big reveal of diversity data from most of the tech big wigs in Silicon Valley a few weeks back, here’s a leader in the industry making a definitive move to put its money where…

    Continue reading →: Hey Apple, Nice Gesture #diversity #inclusion #technology
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    Do What You Can #diversity #inclusion #opportunity

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    September 3, 2014

    So much of diversity seems to be attached to a problem. Someone did something wrong, someone mistreated someone else, this data on the state of whatever is gloom, doom and oh, my gosh, when will the pain end? But that’s only a small part of the real story. The underlying…

    Continue reading →: Do What You Can #diversity #inclusion #opportunity
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    Black Skin Means Bad News #diversity #race #discrimination

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    August 22, 2014

    I’ve talked to many diversity executives over the years, and almost all have confirmed that in order to create real traction for their initiatives, to even gain acceptance of their presence and value, they have to talk about diversity like a business. That means hard numbers, tangible connections to key…

    Continue reading →: Black Skin Means Bad News #diversity #race #discrimination
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    Mike Brown: Today’s Hiroshima #diversity #racism #power

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    August 15, 2014

    I had no plans to blog about Mike Brown. I thought, this happens so often, as tragic and horrible as it is, what more can I say that I haven’t already? Two things changed my mind. One, I saw an absolutely stunning photo of a silent protest at Howard University…

    Continue reading →: Mike Brown: Today’s Hiroshima #diversity #racism #power
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