The Los Angeles Times published a photo tribute for the late Natalie Cole.
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- 13039: It’s Not What You Mean.
- 13038: The Racist Hypocrisy Of IPG.
- 13037: Campbell Ewald Is So Ghetto.
- 13036: H&R Block Party.
- 13035: Degrees Of Exclusivity.
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- 13033: Elephant Editorial.
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- 13029: Campaign’s Cultural Cluelessness.
- 13028: Oscars Seek Diversity.
- 13027: Not Earning Her Pay.
- 13026: IPA UK BAME BS.
- 13025: How White Women Succeed.
- 13024: Ogilvy Extends Exclusivity.
- 13023: Mickey D’s Diverted Diversity…?
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- 13011: C’MON WHITE MAN! Episode 45.
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- 13009: Woman Upchuck.
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- 12993: Strong Women, Weak Prediction.
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1 comment:
2015 was the year of Ad Agency Diversity Discussions.
If you were a white woman.
Speaking from personal experience, I saw what felt like endless talks, blogs, workshops, invitations, news and pep talks about GENDER diversity. Lots more about “diversity of thought.” Then every diversity success that was celebrated featured a picture of a white woman, always.
Zero discussion of ethnic diversity, except for that Here Are All The Black People photo that went viral with a stage full of not-black ad people.
I don’t know if I can take another year of this, but then again I look around and it’s not like there’s anyone else of color to discuss it with so I just gotta presume the little numbers we had to start, are slipping down to almost nothing in 2016 :(
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