INCLUSION

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BLACK VOICES
Black Actors, Models Discuss Lack Of Stylists Who Can Do Black Hair
By Kimberley Richards
“Most black actresses come to a new set w/ their hair done (me) or bring their wigs & clip-ins w/them,” actress Yvette Nicole Brown tweeted.
A diverse group of university students sit in a row in a classroom, listening and taking notes.
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BUSINESS
Why It’s Important To Keep Our Educational Borders Open
By RYOT Studio
Closing off our educational borders will make our world smaller and less compassionate.
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BUSINESS
How Do We Tackle Unconscious Bias? Through Conversation And Action
By RYOT Studio
Change cannot come fast enough – and it won’t come at all unless we take action.
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Corporate race, gender, women rights discrimination concept illustration vector.
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BUSINESS
Why Is It A Good Thing If You Don’t “Fit In” At Work?
By RYOT Studio
Citigroup CEO Mike Corbat sits down with Farjana Rohman, Citi Vice President - Instant Payments Product Manager, to discuss the challenges of being a state school educated, young woman of color in what is historically a feeder-career for the Ivy League.
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VIDEOS
Misty Copeland Wants More Black Ballerinas
Misty Copeland is “on pointe” talking about more representation in the ballet world.
VIDEOS
Misty Copeland Wants More Black Ballerinas
Misty Copeland is “on pointe” talking about more representation in the ballet world.
In this photo released by Warner Bros., talk show host Ellen DeGeneres is seen during a taping of "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" at the Warner Bros. lot in Burbank, Calif. (Photo by Michael Rozman/Warner Bros.)
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ENTERTAINMENT
Ellen DeGeneres Surprises McDonald's Pranksters Pushing For Asian Inclusion
By Curtis M. Wong
The two Texas students say "Crazy Rich Asians" helped inspire a fake ad they created.
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PARENTING
Rice Krispies Treats Just Took A Real Step Toward Inclusivity
By Kristen Adaway
Kids with visual impairments can get loving messages with their snacks through Braille stickers and audio boxes.
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BUSINESS
Are There Only White Men At Your Leadership Meetings? If So, Your Business Is In Trouble
By RYOT Studio, Contributor
By Zander Lurie, CEO, SurveyMonkey “Fewer Women Run Big Companies Than Men Named John.” Headlines like these are shameful
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IMPACT
A CEO And A Teen Activist Have A Candid Conversation About Inclusion
By RYOT Studio
"We are an odd pairing and perfect equity partners."
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HEALTH
This Heartwarming Twitter Story Shows The Power Of Representation In Media
By Jenna Amatulli
"He's silly. I want to play with him." Here's the viral tale of a little girl who wanted to play with another kid because he reminded her of a Muppet with autism.
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BUSINESS
Why Inclusivity Requires The Courage To Be Uncomfortable
By RYOT Studio, Contributor
By Dinesh C. Paliwal, president and CEO, Harman The global conversation about diversity and inclusion is changing. It’s getting
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BUSINESS
Diversity Isn’t An Option -- It’s A Business Imperative
By RYOT Studio, Contributor
By Frédéric Roze, president and CEO, L’Oréal USA Every day we are confronted with news stories that confirm the need to unite
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BUSINESS
What It Really Takes To Advance Workforce Diversity
By RYOT Studio, Contributor
By Paula Downey, president and CEO, CSAA Insurance Group Prejudice, discrimination and bias are increasingly top of mind
Sponsored by PwC
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STYLE & BEAUTY
Adaptive Clothing Brands That Make Getting Dressed Easier
By Brittany Nims
Where to buy adaptive clothing and shoes for kids, adults and seniors.
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BUSINESS
Why We Need To Bring Belonging To Business
By RYOT Studio, Contributor
By Shannon Schuyler, chief corporate responsibility officer, PwC Two weeks ago, I was in Berlin at a conference that reminded
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BLACK VOICES
This Woman Is Challenging The White Male-Dominated Tech Industry From The Inside
By Taryn Finley
Google's Annie Jean-Baptiste says diversity should be "core to how everyone does business, not just a 'nice to have.'"
VIDEOS
Boy Scouts Change Name
For the first time the organization’s 108-year-history, the Boy Scouts of America is changing its name to be gender neutral ahead of allowing girls to join.
Courtesy of Stan Maszczak
HUFFPOST PERSONAL
What Happened When I Wore High Heels To My Military Training Course
By Stan Maszczak
It was one of the most gut-wrenching days I’ve ever experienced as a member of the military, and I don’t say something like that lightly.
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PARENTING
This Little Boy's Response To A Target Ad Shows The Power Of Representation
By Alanna Vagianos
Grab the tissues.
Stories Untold
U.S. NEWS
Black And Brown Parkland Students Want You To Hear Their 'Stories Untold'
By Sarah Ruiz-Grossman
“We want to represent the minorities that are not in the media ― the Latinos, African-Americans, Asians. Our voices are very powerful.”
NEW YORK, NY - FEBRUARY 13: Michael B. Jordan attends The Cinema Society with Ravage Wines & Synchrony host a screening of Marvel Studios' 'Black Panther' at The Museum of Modern Art on February 13, 2018 in New York City. (Photo by Paul Bruinooge/Patrick McMullan via Getty Images)
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BLACK VOICES
Michael B. Jordan Says His Company Will Adopt Inclusion Rider On All Projects
By Rebecca Shapiro
Frances McDormand memorably called for inclusion riders in her Oscars acceptance speech.
WASHINGTON, DC - JANUARY 12: HUD Secretary Dr. Ben Carson speaks before U.S. President Donald Trump signed a proclamation to honor Martin Luther King, Jr. day, in the Roosevelt Room at the White House, on January 12, 2018 in Washington, DC. Monday January 16 is a federal holiday to honor Dr. King and his legacy. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)
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HUFFPOST VIDEO
HUD Scraps Anti-Discrimination Language
HUD Secretary Ben Carson has removed a promise of inclusive communities from his agency’s mission statement.
Jimmy Kimmels comedic tone has definitely changed since he first got his start on TV
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HUFFPOST VIDEO
How Kimmel's Comedic Tone Has Evolved
Kimmel took on Hollywood's sexism at the Oscars. It's a huge shift from the crass TV show he co-hosted in the '90s.
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OPINION
The #MeToo Conversation Erases Trans People
By Tris Mamone
The movement needs to rethink its rhetoric.
NEW YORK, NY - JANUARY 28: The Recording Academy and MusiCares President/CEO Neil Portnow speaks onstage during the 60th Annual GRAMMY Awards at Madison Square Garden on January 28, 2018 in New York City. (Photo by Michael Kovac/Getty Images for NARAS)
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WOMEN
Female Executives Demand Resignation Of Grammy Chief Who Told Women To 'Step Up'
By Doha Madani
"We step up every single day and have been doing so for a long time," they wrote.
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