I specifically wanted to see fueled reporter Jordan again on @MSN BC with @maddow and yet again, his interview bias is so prevalent. He is the worse and very offensive. Practice what you preach.
DEI what now?!? This is happens when your DEI is just checks and smiles. Hard to sustain without structural interventions.
The carmaker is the sixth company this summer to scale back programs that promote diversity. https://t.co/oYtK50tuuK via @MorningBrew
Excited about my new collaboration with @PNCBank and @HowardU focusing on Black+Gay wealth and systemic challenges that hinder success. https://t.co/ZlzHB6VcS7
With my 20 years in DEI related work, I agree with this articles findings. DEI is more than a cute check, nice event showcasing our excellence. It requires systemic change & theoretical underpinnings to influence the system.
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Divorce is awful, here’s true lessons from going through it...
1. Marrying well is the biggest life hack of all.
2. Marrying poorly is a costly path to misery. Choose wisely.
3. When someone gets divorced I often say, “I’m sorry and congratulations.” Usually there is pain and freedom.
4. Money makes people a shell of themselves during divorce, do not fall to that level. You can make more money later.
5. There is always an exit tax on freedom, expect it.
6. Careful of shadow influences, people who whisper in the ear of your former spouse fear and pain that can take an amicable divorce and turn it into a nightmare.
7. Find someone who has walked the path before you, taboo subjects will leave you feeling lonely and alone.
8. It is going to be ok. If you learn from this, you will be better. And likely so will your spouse.
9. Mediation, arbitration, trial. Avoid trial at all costs, try for mediation. Cheaper, faster, less contentious.
10. Find an attorney who lists on their website they help do divorce amicably, if one spouse has a wartime attorney, it will turn into war. Try to avoid that.
11. Grab your loved ones close. A place to stay, a friend to wake up to, a person to watch movies into the night.
12. Don’t allow anyone to shame you. Of course you wanted it to work, hopefully you tried hard. Those who secretly want divorces are often the loudest to yell at you for your choice.
13. Tears. You will shed a lot of them. It’s ok.
14. Find something to look forward to, a trip, a project. You can get lost looking at the past, look forward.
15. You can find incredible love and commitment after this, I did. It will take work but it will be worth it.
16. Write daily and often. Pain will be repeated until you learn from it.
17. If no one else says this to you, and you have given it your all, and your marriage is truly not right… you are making a very brave move. Hold your head up.
18. You will lose friends. They will choose sides, they won’t all choose yours. BUT the real gems for you will.
19. People will talk about you. Who cares.
Nobody wants to talk about what’s happening with Mei, Tian, and Xiao. Or the Panda’s of DC who are leaving…we spent all that time invested in the births, marriages, etc. I’m apart of the family now. And now they just leave and ghost us. #PandaFam#panda
A great discussion by @AmyDMarcus at the Chief Patient Officer Summit. Co-collaboration with patients across the industry! I could not agree more! EXCELLENT JOB! #patientfirst#Marchtowardsequity