This article was originally published on my LinkedIn Pulse, 10/10/2019. I just attended the Inclusion and Diversity Workshop with Fern Mandelbaum at G2, and I wanted to expand upon an experience I shared within my small group. This topic is something Fern emphasized happens in workplaces too often – asking someone "where they're from," and then being shocked when their answer differs … Continue reading Invisible Identities: Why Asking “Where You’re From” Can Have Negative Emotional Connotations
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Gun Violence in America and How to Change the Discussion
Over 50 people have been confirmed dead. Over 500 people have been confirmed injured. And that's without a full and clear account of all affected victims. On October 1st, 2017, around 10:00 pm Pacific time, a domestic terrorist attack occurred, becoming the deadliest domestic shooting in America's history. A so-called "lone wolf" gunman, Stephen Paddock, … Continue reading Gun Violence in America and How to Change the Discussion
