Ellen McGirt
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New York, NY, United States
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Paypal's Dan Schulman: Leaders have a moral obligation to address racism
Addressing the racial wealth gap, calling out stereotypes and studying ethnography → Read More
Employers: Get serious about hiring talent of color
George Floyd's murderer is sentenced, Black campus police sue white colleagues for racial harassment, and Tik Tok loses its competitive advantage → Read More
If you want an inclusive culture, everyone must go to school
A look at inclusive leadership training efforts, the Indian American experience, and mixed reviews for 'In The Heights' → Read More
The third wave of COVID infections in Africa, the origins of racial inequality in the U.S, and remembering Kalief Browder
The third wave of COVID infections in Africa, the origins of racial inequality in the U.S, and remembering Kalief Browder → Read More
Turning a microaggression into a teachable moment
Black women running for office, the godmother of grunge music, and why we need to diversify the real estate industry → Read More
The slow evolution of the Fortune 500
The 2021 Fortune 500 list, a history of housing challenges for Black athletes, and the tale of Africville → Read More
Who would we be if we had never 'forgotten' the Tulsa Race Massacre?
The aftermath of the Tulsa Race Massacre, Oklahoma's last all-Black towns, and PayPal's latest investment → Read More
100 years after the Tulsa massacre, Black Wall Street’s legacy of entrepreneurship continues
This year marks the centennial anniversary of the deadly assault on the homes, businesses, and bodies of the Black people who lived and prospered in a 35-block, segregated section of North Tulsa, Oklahoma. → Read More
The day that ‘Real Talk’ showed up
George Floyd, making the workspace safe for grief, and a world with more Black doctors → Read More
When we see someone in distress, will we ignore it?
The anniversary of the MOVE bombing in Philadelphia, mask mandates, and the AI-fueled future for Black and Latino workers → Read More
The new Hate Crimes Act won’t go far enough
Reflecting on the root causes of violence, age discrimination and reclaiming lost language. → Read More
Whose bodies do we see?
The anniversary of the MOVE bombing in Philadelphia, mask mandates, and the AI-fueled future for Black and Latino workers → Read More
Gender diversity in journalism and integration everywhere
Women in news, diversity at the Golden Globes and the racist history of prom. → Read More
Articles by Ellen McGirt
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On circumventing systemic biases
Black students thriving in lockdown, guerrilla education in NYC, and U.S. acknowledgement of the Armenian Genocide → Read More
Inclusion in an age of radical collaboration
Former Pennsylvania senator, failed presidential candidate, and current CNN commentator Rick Santorum did the people of the United States a service this week by reminding us of our roots. → Read More
Corporate America: Don't be late to the barbecue
A new report has devastating statistics on the state of Black women in corporate America. → Read More
We need to go back to school
Former Pennsylvania senator, failed presidential candidate, and current CNN commentator Rick Santorum did the people of the United States a service this week by reminding us of our roots. → Read More
Big tech’s algorithms are not color blind
A new report from Lean In has devastating statistics on the state of Black women in corporate America. → Read More
The real problem with policing
Derek Chauvin was convicted of murder. The work continues. → Read More