Inclusion starts with better management

After what happened at 38th and Chicago in my hometown of Minneapolis there has been greater interest in creating a more inclusive workplace. Here’s an article on the value of inclusion, with first person accounts from an employer: https://theconversation.com/inclusion-starts-with-better-management-heres-what-employees-say-about-making-diversity-work-141878

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