A Point of View: What Comes After #TakingaKnee?
This weekend, as I met up with friends to celebrate the coming of fall (and for many, football...
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Author: Na Shai Alexander
A Point of View: I Was Not Suprised By Charlottesville
I was not surprised by Charlottesville. I was deeply troubled, saddened, frustrated, and angered by the incidents this past month in Charlottesville, Virginia, a small city nestled into the gently rolling hills of the Piedmont....
Read MoreGenY on D&I: The Millennial Diversity Myth
It is no secret the that the “millennial” generation (also known widely as “Generation Y”, “Generation Next”, or “Gen Y”) is the most racially and ethnically diverse population in the United States, and the emerging Generation Z...
Read MoreGenY on D&I: Where Are All the Women in STEM?
Although recent studies indicate that women earn over half of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) bachelors’ degrees in the U.S. (National Center for Education Statistics, 2015), they only make up about one...
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GenY on D&I: Why I Choose to Be An Ally
As we begin this Pride Month, an annual celebration of equal rights, awareness, and support for...
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Inclusive Conversations: Fostering Equity, Empathy and Belonging Across Differences
We Can’t Talk About That At Work! (Second Edition)
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