White TikToker with 330,000 followers steals a Black woman’s quote VERBATIM and makes it look to his fans like it was his original thought. She has 1/3 of his following
Your seemingly innocuous product design could be repelling or alienating underrepresented users. Make it better by adopting a more inclusive and welcoming design. Here's why it's important, and how to get there.
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I. Am. Livid. Two Black women, @IfeomaOzoma and @erikashimizu, risk everything. They go public giving the COO the ability to then tell her story. Pinterest settles with COO for $22.5 million. And they got LESS THAN A YEAR'S SEVERANCE?
Expand your understanding of Native history issues beyond the fourth Thursday of November. Here are some Indigenous podcasters recommending their favorite Native-made audio. https://t.co/N8y86Nd0rh
“He understands what’s at the heart of the need for people to consider our feelings, and yet he doesn’t extend that same decency to people whose lives are on the line when he dehumanizes them.” https://t.co/YJMMvdEJCl
If you think you have a Black friend, but look around and don’t understand why they’re in so much pain right now - you just know a Black person. That’s not a friendship.
For many Black professionals, being asked to lead or participate in a company’s diversity and inclusion initiatives simply because of their race threatens to undermine the efforts that work is supposed to promote. https://t.co/fadoSLtlWV