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This Week's Good Vibes:
- Transgender Woman Inducted Into The National Women's Hall of Fame
- March Madness Finals Ratings Set A Record High For Women
- Historically Black University Created Its Own Tech Intern Pipeline
- Goldman Sachs Invests $2 Billion in Black Women-Owned Businesses — The First Chapter of a Bigger Plan
- Bud Light Doesn't Care That You're Mad About Its Dylan Mulvaney Collab
Call to action:
Check out Translator, “a social DEI learning platform designed for facilitators, live audiences, and data freaks.” Its Founder and CEO, Natalie Egan, is a brilliant trans woman I neglected to include in my list last week. h/t to reader Rachel Kjack for the note.
To learn more about Dr. Steve Yacovelli, visit: www.topdoglearning.biz
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