By Farzin Farzad Your favorite Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) practitioners are exhausted. In addition to the field being extremely labor intensive and grueling, it requires one to take the compendium of human tragedy, package it, commodify it, and try to sell it as a “case” for why it’s important…

By Madison Butler No matter how immersed you are in this work, nothing prepares you for the day that it is someone you know. You are never prepared for the day that the name flashing across your TV screen is a name you have stored in your phone. …

Living Our Best Life at LiveRamp Written by LiveRamp & Kham Ward We’ve all heard the adage, “live your best life.” But what does that mean? At LiveRamp, this saying equates to living up to one’s truest potential in the most authentic way possible. We believe that the only way…

By Amy C. Waninger Earlier this month, tennis champion Naomi Osaka explained that she would not participate in post-match interviews during the French Open. The pressure of the game was enough. The scrutiny of the press, a fear of public speaking, and a long struggle with anxiety and depression represented…

June 1st, 2021 [Houston, Texas]: Living Corporate announced today a new collaboration with Pfizer. The initiative will highlight the experiences of some of Pfizer’s most senior Black leaders through dynamic interviews, jointly published by Pfizer and Living Corporate, that provide candid, practical insights as to why Pfizer is a choice…

By Madison Butler Our Blackness is not a political statement however the fight for social justice is inherently political. Racism does not care which side of the political spectrum you sit on, it does not care how straight your hair is or well you assimilate into white culture. …

Interviewed/Written by Dr. Clyde Barnett, III My first reference to university hall directors was Jaleesa (Dawn Lewis) and Walter (Sinbad) from A Different World. As I watched A Different World, coupled with non-stop discussions of later going to college by most adults in my life, I found myself excited about…

By Cosette Strong Women’s History Month has long been one of my favorite months of the year. When I was younger and less cynical, I was encouraged by people’s acknowledgement of women’s contributions in newspapers or online articles. …

By Sacha Thompson and Katrina Jones On International Women’s Day, we’re calling on companies to do more to create an equitable and inclusive environment for Black women at work. Lean In’s 2020 report on The State of Black Women in Corporate America revealed that Black women are severely underrepresented in…