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    Electric shock devices—they’re putting disabled children and adults in danger

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    The invisible goalposts for Black female athletes

    By Ellen McGirt and Jonathan Vanian
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    Nikole Hannah-Jones and the value in trading spaces

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    The best books of 2021—so far

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    When academics and athletes end up in the hot seat

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    Paypal’s Dan Schulman: Leaders have a moral obligation to address racism

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    Employers: Don’t check the box for diversity’s sake

    By Ellen McGirt and Jonathan Vanian
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    We need to talk about critical race theory

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    If you want an inclusive culture, everyone must go to school

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    What does a sustainable Africa look like?

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    Turning a microaggression into a teachable moment

    By Ellen McGirt and Jonathan Vanian
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    A Pride Month like no other

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    The slow evolution of the Fortune 500

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    Who would we be if we had never ‘forgotten’ the Tulsa Race Massacre?

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    100 years after the Tulsa massacre, Black Wall Street’s legacy of entrepreneurship continues

    By Ellen McGirt, Sheryl Estrada, and others