How is race reflective and relevant in corporate america

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"Color Blind or Color Brave?"

PROMPT: How is race reflective and relevant in corporate America through statistics and experiences? What is color-blindness and why does Hobson argue that it is dangerous? What are some reasons for leaning into conversations about race and being color brave?

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