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The Buzz: What Your Trans Coworkers Wish You Knew

As transgender people we are not a monolith, our experiences in the workplace are varied, and I can’t speak for all transgender people. I can only speak from my experience and the experiences I’ve heard from others. Through kinship with many other transgender people, I compiled a list of what your trans coworkers wish you knew.

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Setting the DEI Record Straight: Inequity Comes in Many Forms Across Diverse Demographics

From the disability employment gap, to challenges faced by immigrants and veterans in accessing healthcare and support, every issue is a critical facet of the larger picture. By recognizing and empathizing with the multifaceted nature of inequity, we can begin to weave a new societal fabric that values diversity, promotes equality, and nurtures the well-being of all its members.

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The Buzz: The ‘Reality’ of Reproductive Health on TV 

While there are still no cures for fibroids, PCOS, or endometriosis, the fact that we are having the conversations publicly gives me hope that research will get funded and that partners and families will be understanding. I know these are not easy or enjoyable conversations, but I am glad to see that we are still willing to watch, talk, and ask, because it matters.

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The Buzz: Is Oscar Nonbinary?

At first, it seemed like a silly question, and nobody paid much attention. But last year, the buzz around it started to get a little louder, and it’s gaining some traction. That question is: “Should the Academy get rid of gendered categories?”

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Setting the DEI Record Straight: DEI Will Save Us, If We Let It 

As we embark into 2024 — a year sure to be polarizing with a major election on the horizon and continuing global unrest — culture and cultural competency should be at the forefront of our minds. It will serve organizations not only in attracting, engaging, and retaining top talent, but also in weathering the volatility and uncertainty of the socio-political challenges yet to come.

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