From DEI to DYOT: Reclaiming Our Power and Prosperity

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The recent backlash against Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs, with many corporations either scaling back or outright canceling them, has left many in Black and marginalized communities questioning their next steps. For years, DEI was paraded as the progressive answer to systemic inequities. It promised to make workplaces …

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