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raceAhead: Surviving Difficult Conversations at the Holidays

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A man is silhouetted in the "Door of No Return" at the House of Slaves on Goree Island near Senegal's capital Dakar

raceAhead: Zora Neale Hurston On The Last Survivor of the Last Slave Ship

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Ta-Nehisi Coates

raceAhead: Ta-Nehisi Coates Quits Twitter

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Cropped Image Of Senior Man Weaving Basket

raceAhead: A Mi’kmaq Basket Maker Wows Vimeo, A Recount in Puerto Rico, Snap Doesn’t Understand HR

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raceAhead: News Media Fails Black Families, Russell Simmons #NotMe, Another VC is Out

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raceAhead: Corporate Diversity in 2018

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Alabama Democratic Senate Candidate Doug Jones Greets Voters Outside A Polling Location

Essay: Alabama Voted. Want to Thank Black Women? Here’s How

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Civil rights activist Rosa Parks

raceAhead: Alabama Voted, Thank Black Women

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Rows of American vote buttons

Essay: A More Diverse Workforce Needs More Diverse Candidates

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Republican Senate Candidate Roy Moore appears before American flag at campaign rally

raceAhead: Alabama Votes

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Boston Daily Life

raceAhead: Why is Boston So Racist?

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87th Annual Academy Awards - Backstage And Audience

raceAhead: Oscar’s New Rules, Tech Doesn’t Track Diversity, We’re Here for Gabrielle Union

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U.S. Ambassador to United Nations Power sits next to schoolchildren during her visit to the Hand in Hand, Center for Jewish-Arab Bilingual Education in Israel, in Jerusalem

Essay: Jerusalem’s True Believers

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raceAhead: Jerusalem’s True Believers, Valerie Jarrett’s Next Move, Pearl Harbor Day Revisited

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TIME Person Of The Year Panel

raceAhead: #MeToo Is TIME’s Person Of The Year

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