ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Kelly Abrahams - Diversity and Inclusion lead within PayPal
Shem Douglas - author and content creation wizard
Lex Gillette - Greatest long jumper in U.S. Paralympic history
The panel discuss their views on white privilege, racism and unconscious bias. The conversation focusses on how to have difficult conversations with colleagues of cultural difference in the workplace and the need for kindness and honesty in our dialogue with each other.
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English
United States
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