Diversity and Inclusion

Anti-Racism at Work

It’s on all of us to fight against racism. You can start in your daily life, including at work. There are plenty of ways—big and small—that you can take action, whether you’re a leader at your company, a people manager, or an individual contributor who wants to make a difference. Keep checking back for more actionable advice—we’ll be adding to this page in the days, weeks, months, and years to come.

Read more about The Muse’s own commitments to racial justice here. Looking for more anti-racism resources? Find information for allies here and actions you can take here.

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