Black women are underemployed because we undervalue them
The full second hour of The Sheletta Show for October 11th, 2025. Guests include Kristi Piehl and Katica Roy.
We are hindering our prosperity today and in the future
Katica Roy is a gender economist and was cited recently in a New York Times article detailing massive job losses among Black women this year. She talks to Sheletta about how she found the numbers and how the piece she wrote picked up steam and attention.
Katica also talks about the impact of unde…
Katica Roy: AI Could Eradicate Bias at Work in 10 Years
Would you be surprised to learn that over 300,000 Black women were recently pushed out of the US labor force in just three months? Do you know how that impacts all of us? It was Katica Roy’s research that brought this to our national attention, first from her MSNBC byline that broke the story and t…
3.1 The Reinvention Economy: Why Black Women Are Leaving Work & Reshaping America
The Reinvention Economy: Why Black Women Are Leaving Work & Reshaping America
Guest: Katica Roy Award-Winning Gender Economist, CEO of Pipeline Equity, NYT Front Page Researcher, MSNBC/CNN Contributor
Season 3 kicks off with a seismic conversation. Shanel sits down with award-winning gender econ…
Episode 13 - From Disconnected to Prepared: Black Youth, Black Women, and the Role of Community
In Episode 13 of Data, Dollars, and Dynasty, Jeremy Williams Sr. is joined by his sons JJ and Jayden, alongside Claudette Keen and special guest Madetric “Naye” Wood of Jack and Jill of America, for a timely and necessary conversation about opportunity, community, and preparation in the age of AI.
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Why Intersectionality Matters at Work
In this episode of Startup Hustle, Lauren Conaway and Katica Roy, CEO of Pipeline Equity, talk about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) and why intersectionality matters at work.
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The Exits We Can't Afford: Black Women, Work, and What We're Losing
In this powerful episode, Turiya and Gina are joined by gender economist, speaker, and founder/CEO of Pipeline to unpack the alarming rise in Black women exiting the U.S. workforce and what it reveals about the state of work today. We explore the data behind the trend, the workplace dynamics drivin…
Katica Roy: AI Could Eradicate Bias at Work in 10 Years
Would you be surprised to learn that over 300,000 Black women were recently pushed out of the US labor force in just three months? Do you know how that impacts all of us? It was Katica Roy’s research that brought this to our national attention, first from her MSNBC byline that broke the story and t…
Why Bias is a Luxury the Economy Can’t Afford with Katica Roy
Michael welcomes economist, data scientist, and Pipeline CEO Katica Roy to discuss why bias and inequity “sub-optimize” the economy, citing women earning nearly 60% of degrees while being promoted 21% slower and the large GDP and fiscal impacts of pay and opportunity gaps. Roy shares her family’s r…
Black Women Healing
In March, we discussed the alarming exodus of Black women from the workforce with economist, Katica Roy. In this episode we're going deeper into the lived experience behind those numbers. We're joined by Laura Knights, founder of Knights Consulting Group and creator of Black Woman Leading®, to disc…
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