As I watched the inaugural ceremonies today, I was saddened to see President Obama leave office. He and Michelle were graceful and humble. They were deeply loved and appreciated by many. He made us proud as he ushered in the dawn of day many thought they would never get to see - a black family occupying the White House. Yet they did and represented the office in a way that all Americans, no matter what their ethnicity, gender or orientation, marveled. As we look forward to

Should diversity and inclusion professionals understand the growing influence of the "Alt Right and White Nationalist Movement?" How does one have a serious conversation about difference with those who hold very different and contrary views to yours? Is any language that is disparaging, condescending and disrespectful appropriate in 21st century organizations? Have we gone overboard in what some term "political correctness?" I have included in the post an article writt

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