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Here's Why Some Black and Brown Professionals Advocate for Ending Identity-Based DEI Policies
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10:17Now PlayingTaChelle Lawson, Author of "Black is NOT a Credential," spoke with Forbes Assistant Managing Editor Ali Jackson-Jolley about why a growing number of Black professionals are becoming disillusioned with identity politics—and why corporate leaders should reconsider DEI strategies that place too much focus on race and gender.
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