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18 Top Brands Changing Their Name to Avoid Racial Bias

Ongig

The types of accused racist brands include: Product Name — examples: Aunt Jemima and Eskimo Pies are both brand names that will be changed. Logos/Branding — example: Mrs. Butterworth’s is revamping its branding (the curvy bottle shape is a racial caricature stereotype for black women). That will never change.”

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The Top CEO Concern Today: Speed of Change

HR Bartender

At Dropbox, managers are held accountable for attrition, hiring, diversity, engagement, etc. So, results are important, but methods are equally important. I’ve always read that the number one concern of CEOs is recruiting and retaining talent. My take was that recruiting and retention are a given. Like profits. It starts here.

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Tips for overcoming racial discrimination in the workplace

HR Digest

Inclusion is good for business; companies with more diverse management teams have 19% higher revenues, for example. We list out some ways here to be an equal opportunity employer for the workplace. Companies always mention in their ‘about us” section when hiring that they are an equal opportunities company. Open Hiring.

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Podcast Recap: Willie Jackson Discusses Workplace Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

15Five

I firmly believe that there is finally an opportunity to correct massive injustice, dismantle the structures of systemic racism, and co-create a new future where all people can have true freedom, equal rights, and equal opportunities for a life of safety and prosperity. This is about much more than workplace diversity.

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Paradigm for Parity® Coalition’s 5 Actionable Steps to Gender Equity

Visier

For example, men were viewed as assertive–a good trait. Perhaps this is due to broader talent pools, improved quality of decision-making, and innovation due to diversity of thought as suggested by a McKinsey Report. I certainly saw this first-hand with my own experience in building a diverse team. Can you believe that?!

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“Decolonize our minds” with Yanna Joanne Papadopoulos of Teenacers

Thrive Global

Decolonize our minds ; We fear change because we believe it will contribute to loss of power. Understanding that power and privilege were not rightfully anyone’s to keep. We are in an arena that is modeled after colonialism. It only benefits those already in power. Thank you so much for doing this with us! Am I an “immigrant success story?”

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Making Diversity Central to Success: Q&A With Chevron’s Chief Diversity Officer

HR Digest

Diversity is an overused word, but at Chevron it’s a perfect description of its corporate culture. The company’s 2018 Corporate Responsibility Report highlights how diversity and inclusion (D&I) feature so centrally in the company’s success story. Efforts to bring more diversity to the oil and gas industry are working.

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