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These are the hurdles 3 successful Black accountants have faced in their careers Steve Adcock

In the field of accounting, out of 650,000 CPAs in the U.S., an estimated 5,000 are black, according to the National Association of Black Accountants (NABA). Read More

As the only black face within a tech company, there is nothing worse than feeling like a token at work Dominique McKinley Law

As a woman who has been the only black face within a tech company, I can attest that there is nothing worse than feeling like a token within your professional environment. Read More

Office Life

10 ways to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community year round according to executives Lindsay Tigar

Here, executives from various industries provide insight on the impactful ways brands can support, honor, attract, and engage with LGBTQA professionals: … Read More

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One world, one people: Study finds we’re all much more alike than different John Anderer

Point blank, people are people. It doesn’t matter if your ancestors were African, Asian, or European, we all have much more in common than that which divides us. Read More

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7 damaging racial microaggressions you may be guilty of using at work, according to a psychologist Una Dabiero

While you may not know it, you may be guilty of using these 7 damaging racial microaggressions while at work. Learn more, here. Read More

Advice

Regina Wallace-Jones, Senior VP of Product at MINDBODY: As a POC I typically have to bring more credentials to the table Lindsay Tigar

Regina Wallace-Jones is a force to be reckoned with in Palo Alto, California. Previously, she worked as the Chief of Staff at Facebook and then eBay, before landing her current role as the Senior Vice President of Product at MINDBODY. Read More

Office Life

Queer Eye’s Karamo Brown on how self-education is the key to supporting LGBTQIA employees Jennifer Fabiano

Karamo Brown, one of the stars of Netflix’s Queer Eye, discusses how employers and coworkers can support their LGBTQIA employees and peers at work. Read More

Office Life

Allyship in the workplace: what promoting racial equality and inclusivity really requires Elaine Lipworth

Allyship in the workplace requires some hard work — find out what it really requires to promote racial equality and inclusivity. Read More

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What the Supreme Court ruling on Title VII means for LGBTQ employees CW Headley

The ruling essentially expanded The Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Title VII) that abolished discrimination in employment to include sexual orientation and gender identification. Read More

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