6 Ways Employers Commit ‘Time Theft’ Against Minority Employees
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Have you heard of the phrase "time theft"? If so, you may associate it with poor performance and work…
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You Can Always Do Better. Here’s How to Get DEI Right
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Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) have never been more important. The pandemic made historical and…
How Social Media is Changing Diversity in The Fashion Industry
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Take a plus-sized person to the mall and give them three hours to shop. They'll be back in less than thirty…
Inclusive Leaders Can Reduce Ageism. Here’s How.
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My six-year-old granddaughter, Bella, truly enjoys calling me old. I always look shocked and then suggest that…
Women and Minorities Getting Rejected for Business Loans Is a Huge Problem. This…
Image Credit: Zohar LazarBedel Mbaya speaks six languages: English, Spanish, French, Swahili, Portuguese, and Lingala. But for some reason, he couldn't seem to communicate with…
Bullying Doesn’t Just Happen in Schools. Here’s How to Turn a Workplace…
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Bullying. Inclusion. Exclusivity. Diversity. Innovation. I just wrote that out, and it occurred to me how much…
Here’s What Your Diversity Training Might Be Missing
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With voluntary employee turnover costing U.S. companies $1 trillion a year, diversity and inclusion is an area…
How Language Could Be Sabotaging Your Diversity and Inclusion Efforts
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Many years ago, I gave birth to identical twins who were both assigned female at birth. Twenty years on, one…
Here’s the No. 1 Question White Leaders Ask Me About Black History Month
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“I’m not Black,” a white leader whispered to me last year in the hallway. “Should I attend the Black…