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Papa John's Founder Tries to Clarify Eyebrow-Raising Comment Made During Interview
John Schnatter turned heads on social media after he told OANN that he was trying to "get rid of" the N-word in his vocabulary.
Dr. Seuss Enterprises Confirms It Has Ceased Publishing 6 of the Children's Author's Books Because of 'Hurtful' Portrayals of People of Color
The San Diego-based company that controls Theodor Geisel's legacy says it made the decision last year.
5 Ways to Respond to Racism at Work with Grace
It's all about the disciplined pursuit of rising beyond the mess.
Free On-Demand Webinar: Making History as the NBA's First Black Female CEO
Join us as we chat with Dallas Mavericks' CEO Cynthia "Cynt" Marshall as she discusses owning your seat at the head of the table, social justice, transforming culture and more.
Oprah Sending 500 Copies of Isabel Wilkerson's Book 'Caste' to Hundreds of CEOs and Leaders
The critically-acclaimed look at America's racial hierarchy could inspire a season of change.
Trader Joe's is Renaming International Products After Petition Calls Out Racist Branding
The packaging in question features names like 'Trader Ming's,' 'Arabian Joe's,' and 'Trader José,' among others.
Free Webinar | July 20: How to Navigate the Challenges of Racism at Work
Join our panel of experts discuss how they have navigated racism in the professional space and what entrepreneurs and business owners need to do to combat/prevent racism at work.
Former FBI Agent's Call to Entrepreneurs and Business Leaders: Love Is the Cure for Social Injustice
Tell your stories of challenges and struggle. You will connect to those with whom you might see stark differences.
Aunt Jemima's Logo Has Changed 6 Times, and Its History Is Rooted in Racial Stereotypes and Slavery
Check out how the brand started and evolved over 130 years.
To Understand the Riots, Consider the 'Valuation' of Black Lives
The CEO of the Association for Enterprise Opportunity contextualizes the unrest in stark financial terms.
How Should You Be Talking With Employees About Racism?
Diversity and inclusion experts weigh in. One throughline: It's better to grapple with the issue openly than say nothing because you're afraid of getting it wrong.
Burger King Pulled an Ad Showing People Eating Its Vietnamese Burger With Oversized Chopsticks After It Was Called Racist
Many social-media users argued that the ad used chopsticks as a comedy vehicle and was culturally insensitive.