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July 27, 2020by respectful leadership centerChange Diversity & Inclusion Leadership Respectful Leadership

Being “Neutral” and how it backfires- a breakdown of Marie Forleo’s Apology and how she got it right.

2020 has been an interesting year, to say the least. If you or your organization have had the luxury of staying neutral on matters of social justice in the past that is certainly no longer the case. When it comes to matters of humanity, society wants to know: Where do you stand? And who do you stand with and for? Many organizations and high profile individuals are grappling with how to express...

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