That FINA snubbed the opportunity to be more inclusive is a lesson for business leaders, said @twiffanyjana, the founder of the diversity, equity, and inclusion consulting firm TMI.
Jana called the decision "a demonstration of white supremacy."
Some writers have said that FINA's language about the head's "natural form" is reminiscent of phrenology, a pseudoscience once used to argue that nonwhite people were inferior because of the shapes of their heads.
Days after the murder of George Floyd, Lululemon was scrambling in their headquarters to put together a response to the events. A team of about 10 employees spent hours putting together a homepage with “Black Lives Matter” as the headline.
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Ageism and age discrimination against people 50+ robbed the economy of $850 billion in 2018. By 2050, it could cost the US economy nearly $4 trillion, an @AARP study suggests.
But building an age-inclusive workplace can bring benefits to businesses.
Older Americans are also working in larger numbers than ever before.
Americans 55 and older either working or actively looking for work has more than doubled since the 1990s, with about 37 million older Americans in the workforce as of March 2021. businessinsider.com/cost-of-inequi…
Austin Smith has spent years working with student loan borrowers. The crusade – and his success – earned him the moniker the "Don Quixote of student debt."