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DEI leaders need C-suite support to achieve corporate equity goals, yet many of them are feeling ignored and exhausted
NewslettersDEI leaders need C-suite support to achieve corporate equity goals, yet many of them are feeling ignored and exhausted
By Ellen McGirtMay 24, 2022
Will a tight labor market make the future of hiring less biased? The CEO of Indeed weighs in
NewslettersWill a tight labor market make the future of hiring less biased? The CEO of Indeed weighs in
By Ellen McGirt and Jonathan VanianMay 20, 2022
Mourners hug each other at a memorial honoring the victims of the Tops shooting in Buffalo.
NewslettersDecades of racial inequity left Buffalo vulnerable. Restoring the community after the shooting demands more than thoughts and prayers
By Ellen McGirtMay 17, 2022
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NewslettersTo get past the “model minority” myth, employers need to reassess how they view the Asian American experience, lest they forget others in the process
By Ellen McGirt and Jonathan VanianMay 13, 2022
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi during an interview.
NewslettersUber has agreed to a civil rights audit, but will the results lead to any social change?
By Ellen McGirtMay 10, 2022
Claiming you support AAPI employees is not enough—you have to create space for them to be themselves
NewslettersClaiming you support AAPI employees is not enough—you have to create space for them to be themselves
By Ellen McGirtMay 6, 2022
The war for talent is now being fought on new battlefields, and abortion is one of them
NewslettersThe war for talent is now being fought on new battlefields, and abortion is one of them
By Ellen McGirtMay 3, 2022
Chinese-American woman chef standing in commercial a kitchen
NewslettersThe (still) rising violence against Asian Americans demands our full attention and commitment to stop it
By Ellen McGirt and Jonathan VanianApril 29, 2022
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NewslettersWhat does Elon Musk’s Twitter buyout mean for Black Twitter?
By Ellen McGirtApril 26, 2022
Patrick Jackson, husband of Kentanji Brown Jackson, and daughter Talia Jackson react during Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearings
NewslettersOn Earth Day public companies are nudged to address climate impacts, but time is running out to make good
By Ellen McGirt and Jonathan VanianApril 22, 2022
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NewslettersThe Fortune Modern Board 25 is a sign of the times when it comes to corporate diversity
By Ellen McGirtApril 19, 2022
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NewslettersWhy the top companies on Fortune’s 2022 Great Places to Work list are choosing personalization and empathy over broad policies
By Ellen McGirtApril 12, 2022
Patrick Jackson, husband of Kentanji Brown Jackson, and daughter Talia Jackson react during Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearings
NewslettersIt’s time to make Ketanji Brown Jackson the first of many
By Ellen McGirt and Jonathan VanianApril 8, 2022
African American female using smartphone to calculate taxes
NewslettersChanges to U.S. tax policy were supposed to help more Americans. Instead, they widen the racial wealth gap
By Ellen McGirtApril 5, 2022
Business people having meeting in conference room
NewslettersDiversity and inclusion is a global challenge, and that’s what makes it so hard
By Ellen McGirt and Jonathan VanianApril 1, 2022
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