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Win Rosenfeld, Steven Yeun, Daniel Kaluuya, Jordan Peele, Keke Palmer and Brandon Perea attend the world premiere of Universal Pictures' "NOPE" at TCL Chinese Theatre on July 18, 2022 in Hollywood, California.
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These are the most inclusive films of the last 4 years—and the producers and companies behind them
By Ellen McGirtMay 19, 2023
A woman looks concerned as she leads a business meeting.
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Women on boards make companies more valuable during a takeover
By Lila MacLellanMay 19, 2023
Target CEO: DEI has ‘fueled much of our growth over the last 9 years’
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Target CEO: DEI has ‘fueled much of our growth over the last 9 years’
By Fortune EditorsMay 17, 2023
Disney is poised to play the spoiler as DeSantis signs new bill defunding DEI at Florida colleges
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Disney is poised to play the spoiler as DeSantis signs new bill defunding DEI at Florida colleges
By Ellen McGirtMay 16, 2023
What F5’s CEO learned after overhauling the board’s diversity: ‘Being a director today requires being quite an athlete’
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What F5’s CEO learned after overhauling the board’s diversity: ‘Being a director today requires being quite an athlete’
By Ellen McGirtMay 12, 2023
Board members in discussion at conference table in office
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Here’s what differentiates the top 25 corporate boards from their counterparts
By Lila MacLellanMay 12, 2023
Neurodivergence is a career maker for men like Elon Musk and Kanye West. Women aren’t afforded the same privilege
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Neurodivergence is a career maker for men like Elon Musk and Kanye West. Women aren’t afforded the same privilege
By Paige McGlauflinMay 12, 2023
François Locoh-Donou, CEO of F5 sits on a chair in his living room
Leadership
These 25 companies have the most ‘modern’ boards. Here’s what that means
By Lila MacLellanMay 10, 2023
Why there will be no winners in the never-ending war between Disney and DeSantis
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Why there will be no winners in the never-ending war between Disney and DeSantis
By Bill GeorgeMay 9, 2023
Tucker Carlson’s racist text reveals a glaring hypocrisy
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Tucker Carlson’s racist text reveals a glaring hypocrisy
By Ellen McGirtMay 5, 2023
Why the AAPI ‘umbrella’ can do more harm than good in the workplace
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Why the AAPI ‘umbrella’ can do more harm than good in the workplace
By Ellen McGirtMay 2, 2023
Remembering Harry Belafonte, the trailblazing singer, actor, and civil rights icon
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Remembering Harry Belafonte, the trailblazing singer, actor, and civil rights icon
By Ellen McGirtApril 28, 2023
Equity and meritocracy aren’t necessarily at odds. How I had to figure out the big E to rethink our company’s diversity approach
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Equity and meritocracy aren’t necessarily at odds. How I had to figure out the big E to rethink our company’s diversity approach
By Brian DoublesApril 26, 2023
Job interview, with nervous looking candidate
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Job post goes viral for demanding candidates have no more than 3 jobs in the last 10 years, but recruiters warn leaders to give job hoppers a chance
By Orianna Rosa RoyleApril 26, 2023
Members of the Proud Boys gather in front of the Oregon State Capitol building during a far-right rally on January 8, 2022 in Salem, Oregon.
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New report shows rise in antisemitic incidents is the highest since 1979
By Ellen McGirtApril 25, 2023
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