Diversity is vital, yet often difficult to attain due to barriers of communication and biases, making assimilation complicated. We know that by diversifying our companies, our schools, our neighborhoods we’re capable of creating all that’s possible; without diversity we limit who gets heard, who gets to lead, what knowledge we deem important, what we teach our children, what creativity looks like. Indeed, misrepresenting and under representing categories of people cost an unimaginable price in money, possibilities, and life. And yet our unconscious

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I got to the gym yesterday only to find that my regular treadmill had been replaced by a new-fangled computer machine thing.

I recently got an email from a subscriber complaining that although he’d read and learned a ton from my articles over the years,