Index

A

  • ability, 59–62, 114, 282
  • “Ableism in the Workplace” (Doyle), 103
  • abortion, 95
  • Abrams, Allison, 36–37
  • Abrams, Mere, 169
  • Abrams, Stacey, 20, 322
  • acceptance, 168, 195–201
  • accountability, 216
  • acknowledging what's happening, 206
  • actions, impact of beliefs on, 15
  • “Active Listening and Workplace Success” (Gurleen), 128
  • acts of exclusion, recognizing, 149
  • Adams, Cydney, 32
  • advocacy, 61, 70
  • Affirmative Action, 183, 252
  • African American religious holy days and observances, 51
  • “After Words” (Hannah-Jones), 316
  • Agarwa, Pragya, 66
  • age
    • inclusive language for, 115
    • microaggressions and, 281–282
  • agender, 165
  • Akhtar, Allana, 216
  • Alessandra, Tony (author), 230–231
  • Alexander, Michelle (author), 215, 239
  • Alexander, Valerie, 11
  • All Things Considered podcast, 52
  • allies, 67–71, 247–250
  • allyship, 198, 200–201, 226, 249, 252, 253
  • “Allyship in the workplace” (Marinaki), 71
  • “Almost Every Transgender Employee Experiences Harassment or Mistreatment on the Job, Study Shows” (Silva), 200
  • “Already paid less than men, women are still asked to do the 'office housework'” (Paul), 89–90
  • “'American' as a Proxy for 'Whiteness'” (Tran and Paterson), 245
  • American Association of Colleges and University, 313–314
  • American Bar Association, 213–214
  • “American Muslim women don't need you to save them from Islam. They need your respect” (Mogahed), 52
  • American Psychological Association, 282, 285
  • Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), 59–60, 252
  • Angelou, Maya, 39, 143
  • Annan, Kofi, 23
  • anti-Asian sentiments, 154
  • antiracist, evolution from “not racist” to, 303–309
  • anti-racist/sexist vocabulary, 156
  • Apa.org (website), 61
  • appearances, looking beyond, 99–104
  • Apple, 36
  • Appreciating All Religions (Sachdeva), 51
  • apprenticeship, 255–256
  • Arbery, Ahmaud, 305
  • “Are You Being Influenced or Manipulated?” (Sinha), 323
  • Ariel Investments, 36
  • Arranged (film), 50
  • Arruda, William, 277
  • Asare, Janice Gassam, 317
  • Asian-American CEOs, 178
  • “Asking Others Their Pronouns,” 169
  • associations, automatic, 180
  • assumption-testing, 31, 177–181
  • Atcheson, Sheree, 252, 258
  • authenticity, greeting with, 120
  • Author Catherine Choy on the Lessons of Asian American History (video), 316
  • automatic associations, 180
  • Auyeung-Chen, Rosan, 20
  • awareness, 42–43, 137–138, 186
  • awkwardness, anticipating, 156–157
  • Azzarello, Patty, 83

B

  • “Baby Boomers and Millennials (Devlin), 116
  • Back to Natural (film), 56
  • Bakari, Akil, II, 58
  • Baldwin, James, 53, 322
  • “Banning Hair Discrimination Emerges as Racial Justice Issue” (Mercer), 58
  • Barkacs, Craig B., 323
  • Barr, Roseanne, 35
  • Barrett, Tarila, 180
  • “Barriers for Black Professionals” (Roepe), 238
  • baselines, creating, 231
  • BBC Ideas (video), 307
  • “Be a Better Ally” (Melaku, Beeman, Smith, and Johnson), 250
  • Beeman, Angie, 250
  • Before I Had the Words (Kergil), 200
  • “Beginner's Mindset” (Burdick), 227
  • Beidacki, Bruno, 32
  • Being a Better Ally, 186
  • “Being Transgender at Work,” 200
  • beliefs, 15, 47–52, 277, 307–308
  • Bell, Derrick (author), 213, 215
  • Bergeron, Paul, 5
  • Berry, Mary Frances, 247
  • Berumen, Frank Garcia, 157
  • Bessel.org (website), 232
  • “Best Apprenticeship Programs” (Doyle), 258
  • “Beyond the Choir-Bridge-Building for Change” podcast, 232
  • Bharati, Manasi, 5
  • Bhargava, Rohit, 47
  • bias, 63–66, 87–89
  • bigender, 165
  • Black lives don't need performative allies (Rollins), 227
  • Boddie, Elise C., 244
  • Body Language (Fast), 57
  • Boorstein, Michelle, 52
  • Borresen, Kelsey, 186
  • Boskamp, Elsie, 181
  • Bosler, Shana, 277
  • Bound, John, 317
  • Bourke, Juliet, 232
  • Bourrelle, Julien S., 27, 36
  • Boyd, Jordan, 158
  • Bradberry, Travis, 4
  • breaking bread, 50
  • Brené Brown's Life Advice on Emotions Will Leave You Speechless (video), 208
  • Bretous, Martina, 257
  • Brind-Woody, Claudia, 79
  • Brower, Tracey, 293
  • Brown, Ann, 181
  • Brown, Brené, 17, 203
  • Brown, Jennifer, 62, 71, 322
  • Brownlee, Dana, 193
  • Buddhist religious holy days and observances, 51
  • “Building and Maintaining Trust in the Workplace” (Myers), 144
  • Building Connections (Auyeung-Chen), 20
  • “Building Relationships in Cultures That Don't Do Small Talk” (Molinsky and Hahn), 271
  • Building Successful DEI Initiatives, The Importance of Psychological Safety podcast, 193
  • Burdick, Elissa, 227
  • Burke, Edmund, 311
  • The Burmese Harp (film), 50
  • business resource groups (BRGs), 175
  • “but I'm not racist?” (video), 308
  • Byrd, Ayana (author), 57
  • “Bystander Effect,” 150
  • bystanders, 150–151

C

  • “Calling in Vs. Calling Out” (Hu-Chan), 71
  • calmness, importance of, 203–208
  • Capatides, Christina, 308
  • Caprino, Kathy, 323
  • Carnegie, Dale, 259
  • Carr, Evan W., 139
  • “The Case Against Racial Colorblindness in the Workplace,” 244
  • “Catholic Church child sexual abuse scandal,” 51
  • Census shows US more diverse than ever as White population declines (video), 187
  • Central Park Karen (video), 307
  • CerebralPalsy.org (website), 61
  • change, leading, 111–116
  • Change how teams work together by eliminating power dynamics, 83
  • checking in, 207, 284
  • Chenault, Ken, 240
  • Chinese Exclusion Act (1882), 154
  • Chodron, Pema, 48
  • Choose Inclusion podcast, 66
  • Chouinard, Yvon, 326
  • Choy, Catherine, 316
  • Christianity, 47–49, 51
  • Cicchiello, Christopher, 157
  • Cicero, Marcus Tullius, 314
  • circles of trust, facilitating, 283–284
  • Civil Rights Act (1964), 105
  • Clarendon, Layisha, 195
  • Clark, Devi, 301
  • Clark, Kat, 258
  • Clark, Timothy R., 5
  • Cleaning and Disinfectant Chemical Exposures and Temporal Associations with COVID-19, National Poison Data System, 217
  • Cleveland Clinic, 240
  • Clinton, Hillary, 287
  • Coates, Ta-Nehisi, 322
  • code of conduct, 76
  • Coleman, Bernard, 11
  • collaboration, 96, 292
  • Colman, Genevieve, 116
  • color blindness, 239–245
  • “Color Blindness,” 244
  • Columbus, Christopher, 94, 154
  • “Commit to Inclusion - Establish Anti-Racist Team Norms” (Nawaz), 328
  • commitment, 70, 316, 325–329
  • common courtesy, 117–121
  • common ground, finding, 50
  • “The Common Habit that Undermines Company Diversity Efforts” (Wertheim), 181
  • community of allies, creating, 247–250
  • “Companies Continue to Stumble Over Racially Offensive Advertising Campaigns,” 301
  • Conant, Douglas, 27
  • Confessions from Your Token Black Colleague (Lavarry), 193
  • Confronting the Invisible (Larner), 103
  • connections, 17–22, 77, 132–133, 174–175, 270
  • “The Conscious Style Guide” (Colman), 116
  • consistency, modeling, 144
  • continuous learning, 169
  • conversations, 159–164
  • Cook, Tim, 36
  • Cooper, Amy, 34
  • Cooper, Christian, 34
  • Corkery, Nessa, 101
  • Cornell University's Inclusive Excellence Podcast, 43
  • Corporate Governance Research Initiative, 69
  • course correction, 192
  • courtesy, common, 117–121
  • “Covering at Work” (Ofosu), 278
  • Covering (Yoshino), 273
  • “Covid 'hate crimes' against Asian Americans on rise,” 97
  • co-workers, getting to know, 298–299
  • Cox, Laverne, 195
  • “Creating Safe Spaces for Victims of Microaggressions,” 283
  • credential checking, 180
  • Crenshaw, Kimberlé (author), 213, 215, 322
  • critical race theory (CRT), 210–213, 215
  • Critical Race Theory (Delgado and Stefancic), 215
  • “Critical Race Theory and Workplace Diversity Efforts” (Dominick), 216
  • “Critical race theory is about to segregate America like an open-air prison yard,” 217
  • Critical Race Theory (Crenshaw, Gotanda, Peller, and Thomas), 215
  • critical thinking, 93–97
  • Cross cultural communication (Riccardi), 271
  • cross-cultural experiences, 23–27
  • “C-Suite 2.0” (Brown), 62
  • Cullen, Maura (author), 43
  • Cultivating a culture of inclusion, 116
  • Cultural Diversity (Mwangi), 27
  • cultures, 23–27, 175–176, 267–271
  • Cunningham, Darren, 51
  • curiosity, 26, 31–32

D

  • “The Dangers of Mistaking Diversity for Inclusion in the Workplace” (Brownlee), 193
  • The Dangers of Othering in the Quest to Belong (Wilson), 32
  • Daniel, Brett, 265
  • Darley, John, 147
  • Davies, Robertson, 177
  • Davis, Angela, 129, 303
  • Davis, Shardé M., 284
  • “The Day-To-Day Experiences of Workplace Inclusion and Exclusion” (Nugent, Pollack, and Travis), 301
  • De Pree, Max, 99
  • de Saint-Exupery, Antoine, 145
  • Deane, Barbara R. (author), 5
  • Deiratani, Amanda, 77
  • del Prado, Alicia, 163
  • Delgado, Richard (author), 213, 215
  • Delizonna, Laura, 164
  • Demanding More (Atcheson), 258
  • The Denver Foundation, 163
  • “The Detrimental Effects of Microaggressions” (Fagan), 43, 285
  • Devlin, Thomas Moore, 116
  • D&I (diversity and inclusion), 9
  • Diamond, Lily (author), 5
  • Did 4% of Americans Really Drink Bleach Last Year? (Hartman), 217
  • “Did You Know? Invisible Disabilities,” 103
  • differences, exposing yourself to, 19–20
  • The difference between being “not racist” and antiracist (Kendi), 308
  • The difference between being not racist and being anti-racist (Capatides), 308
  • “The Difference Between Diversity and Inclusion and Why It Is Important to Your Success” (Arruda), 277
  • DiMuccio, Sarah, 150
  • disabilities, 59–62, 100, 102–103
  • Dishman, Lydia, 90, 157
  • diversity, 1
  • diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), 322
  • Diversity at Work (Ferdman and Deane), 5
  • “Diversity Is a Fact, Inclusion Is a Choice” (Clark), 5
  • “Diversity Wins” report, 296, 301
  • “Do you know when you're using harmful ableist language?,” 103
  • Dobbin, Frank, 11, 293
  • Dodgson, Lindsay, 120
  • Dodig, Victor, 16
  • Doggett, Jolie A., 57
  • Dominguez, Daisy Auger, 16
  • Dominick, Bobbi K., 216
  • double standards, eliminating, 233–238
  • Doyle, Alison, 258
  • Doyle, Nancy, 103
  • Du Bois, W. E. B., 233
  • Dubin, Hilary, 82
  • Duckworth, Tammy, 240
  • Dunbar-Ortiz, Roxanne, 316
  • Dunning, David, 16
  • Dunning-Kruger effect, 13–14
  • “The Dunning-Kruger Effect” (He), 16
  • Duval, Shelly (psychologist), 2–3

E

  • education, 53–58, 69, 174, 209–219
  • Effective Conversations About Diversity podcast, 163
  • Egan, Matt, 110
  • Elliott, Jane, 187
  • Elsesser, Kim, 139
  • Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 273
  • Emotional Intelligence (Goldman), 4
  • “Emotional Intelligence at Work | Master Your Emotions,” 4
  • “Emotional Intelligence Helps Build Inclusive Workplaces” (Bergeron), 5
  • emotional intelligence skills, 4
  • employee resource groups (ERGs), 175
  • empowering others, 126–127
  • Episode 7 - Microaggressions, 43
  • “Episode 34, Let's Talk…Microaggressions,” 43
  • Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), 54, 216
  • equality, 85–92
  • equity, 86, 322
  • Eratosthenes, 94
  • etiquette, 61, 133
  • “Everyday Acts of Inclusion” (Dodig), 16
  • Everyday Example, 51
  • example, leading by, 96
  • exclusion, impact of, 15
  • “Expert Advice for When You're Ignored in Meetings,” 127
  • expertise, finding gaps in, 249
  • explicit bias, 87

F

  • Facebook, 64
  • Faces at the Bottom of the Well (Bell and Alexander), 215
  • “Faces of Power” (Lu, Huang, Seshagiri, Park, and Griggs), 157–158
  • Fagan, Abigail, 43, 285
  • “Famed Buddhist nun Pema Chodron retires, cites handling of sexual misconduct allegations against her group's leader” (Boorstein), 52
  • Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), 290
  • Farrell, Jane, 216
  • Fast, Julius (author), 57
  • feedback, welcoming, 61
  • Feliz, Wendy, 37
  • Felkey, Amanda J., 16
  • female CEOs, 178
  • Ferdman, Bernardo M. (author), 5
  • Finding and Removing the Bias Within Us (Wermers), 51
  • Finding the Why in Diversity and Inclusion (Coleman), 11
  • Finkel, David, 109
  • firsts, fews, and onlys (FFOs), supporting, 189–193
  • Fisher, Max, 316
  • Fitzgerald, Maureen, 181
  • “Five Strategies for Lead Without Authority,” 97
  • “5 Ways Small Talk Serves a Big Purpose” (Sivasubramaniam), 271
  • “5 Ways to Turn Small Talk into More Meaningful Interactions” (Rhymes), 133
  • “The 5 Types of Workplace Allies and How to Be One” (Peacock), 249
  • Floyd, George, 184, 205, 305
  • Fombo, Mena, 57
  • “Fortune 100 C-Suite Organizational Charts,” 71
  • “42% of US employees have experienced or seen racism at work. It's the latest example of how diversity efforts are falling short, especially in America” (Akhtar), 216
  • Foster, Debbie, 103
  • “4 Questions About Hair That Black Girls Are Tired of Answering” (Doggett), 57
  • “4 women on finding the right response to sexism at work” (Moran), 150
  • framework, for critical thinking, 96–97
  • Frederick, Jack, 285
  • Frei, Frances, 144
  • Fulton, Sybrina, 20

G

  • Gaia, Sita, 103
  • Galeano, Eduardo, 316
  • Galluzzo, Mauro, 103
  • gender
    • inclusive language for, 113–114
    • microaggressions and, 282
  • gender identities, 165–170
  • “Gender Neutral Language in the Workplace” (Smalley), 139
  • “Gender Neutrality”, 170
  • gender pronouns, 44–45
  • genderfluid, 165
  • gender-neutral terminology, 135–139
  • George, Janel, 217
  • Georges, Leah, 116
  • Geronimus, Arline T., 312, 317
  • Getting it right; why pronouncing names correctly matters (Ochoa), 265
  • Ginsburg, Ruth Bader, 322
  • Girl boss - Navigating the double-standard f gender + power (video), 238
  • Girls Who Code, 180
  • Gladwell, Malcolm, 63
  • golden rule, 229–232
  • Goldman, Daniel (author), 4
  • Good Guys (Brown), 71
  • Goodrich, Richelle E., 319
  • The 'Good Hair' Study Results, 58
  • Gotanda, Neil (author), 215
  • gratitude, expressing, 120
  • Great Resignation, 289
  • Green, Jamison, 165
  • Greene, Wendy, 54
  • greeting, with authenticity, 120
  • Griffin, Chanté, 58
  • Griggs, Troy, 157–158
  • group dynamics, in meetings, 126
  • A guide to lifelong allyship (Hernandez), 227
  • Gupta, Alisha Haridasani, 90
  • Gutman, Soraya Morgan, 21

H

  • habits, 13–16, 119, 284, 299
  • Hacker, Ramona, 4
  • Hahn, Melissa, 271
  • Hair Story (Byrd and Tharps), 57
  • hairstyles, 53–56
  • Hales, Ajah, 164
  • Hall, Steve, 117
  • Hannah-Jones, Nikole, 297–298, 316
  • “The Harmful Effects of Microaggressions” (Frederick), 285
  • Harris, Kamala, 67
  • Hartman, Rachel, 209, 217
  • Harts, Minda, 20
  • Harvard Business Review, 212
  • He, Allison, 16
  • Headlee, Celeste, 21
  • heard, ensuring everyone can be, 82
  • Heath, Kathryn, 127
  • Hello, Privilege, It's Me, Chelsea (documentary), 186
  • The Hell of Chronic Illness (Gaia), 103
  • “Here's how Brunello Cucinelli (and his $5,000 blazers) became Silicon Valley billionaires' favorite designer,” 66
  • Hernandez, Catherine, 227
  • Hicken, Margaret, 317
  • High school students seen in blackface spark protests near Chicago (video), 307
  • “High-Performing Teams Need Psychological Safety. Here's How to Create It” (Delizonna), 164
  • Hindu religious holy days and observances, 51
  • Hispanic CEOs, 178
  • “A History of African Women's Hairstyles Lifestyle” (Matshego), 58
  • Hobson, Mellody, 36
  • Hockett, Dushaw, 66
  • Hollins, Caprice, 164
  • Holy Day observances, why of, 50
  • Hotel Employees Fired for Calling Cops on Black Guest (video), 307
  • “How Companies Make It Harder for Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Employees to Achieve Work-Life Balance” (Sawyer, Thoroughgood, and Ladge), 292
  • How Culture Drives Behaviours (Bourrelle), 27, 36
  • How do I build trust at work? (Sinek), 144
  • “How does black hair reflect black history?” (Jahangir), 57
  • “How Female Leaders Should Handle Double-Standards” (Ibarra), 238
  • How generational stereotypes hold us back at work (Georges), 116
  • “How Managers Can Make Casual Networking Events More Inclusive” (Tulshyan), 77
  • “How Microaggressions Cause Lasting Pain” (Lufkin), 285
  • “How Natural Black Hair at Work Became a Civil Rights Issue” (Griffin), 58
  • “How often are women interrupted by men? Here's what the research says,” 90
  • “How Sharing Our Stories Builds Inclusion,” 5
  • “How the Term 'Work-Life Balance' Is Changing for the Youngest Group of Workers” (Brower), 293
  • “How to Appreciate People of Other Religions,” 51
  • “How to Be a Great Sponsor” (Wallace), 258
  • “How to Be an Ally--3 Questions to Turn Allyship into Action,” 71
  • “How to Be an Amazing Mentor in 10 Ways, according to HubSpot Managers” (Bretous), 257
  • “How To Build Good Working Relationships at Work, by Indeed Editorial Team,” 258
  • How to build inclusion into the everyday (Jamieson), 62
  • “How to Build Strong and Meaningful Relationships with a Remote Team” (Madell), 133
  • How to build (and rebuild) trust (Frei), 144
  • How to Change the Workplace for Good (Silverthorn), 258
  • How to Connect to Anyone (Gutman), 21
  • How to Connect with People who are Different than You (Spanberger), 21
  • “How to counteract 3 types of bias and run inclusive meetings” (Dubin), 82
  • “How to End the Office Housework Gender Bias” (Dishman), 90
  • “How to Have Difficult Conversations About Diversity” (blog), 163
  • “How to Improve Corss-Cultural Communication in the Workplace” (Stobierski), 271
  • “How to Interrupt the Interrupter,” 127
  • “How to Lead Inclusive Meetings,” 82
  • “How to Make Company Events More Inclusive” (Meyer), 77
  • How to Outsmart Your Own Unconscious Bias (Alexander), 11
  • “How to Reduce Stereotyping in The Workplace” (Swartz), 181
  • “How to Respond to Microaggressions” (Yoon), 285
  • How to Share Gender Pronouns at Work (video), 169
  • “How to Speak Up If You See Bias at Work” (Williams), 149
  • “How to Survive in a Mostly White Workplace” (Tagle and Krbechek), 238
  • “How to Talk About Racism at Work, Hint” (Hales), 164
  • “How to Use Gender-Neutral Language, And Why It's Important to Try” (Elsesser), 139
  • “How to Use Power, Influence, and Persuasion for Good” (Barkacs), 323
  • Huang, Jon, 157–158
  • Hu-Chan, Maya, 71
  • Hughes, Langston, 7
  • Hyun, Jane, 27

I

  • “I Don't Want to Hear Your Ableist Slurs Anymore” (Seth), 62
  • I Wanna Go Home, 103
  • Ibarra, Herminia, 238
  • Ida (film), 50
  • identity, respecting, 199
  • If I Can… (Koch), 62
  • “If You Don't Know How to Say Someone's Name Just Ask” (Tulshyan), 265
  • “I'm Not An Assistant, I'm The Owner” (Brown), 181
  • imbalanced communications, addressing, 89
  • impact, over intent, 168
  • Implicit Association Test (IAT), 63, 65
  • implicit bias, 87
  • “Implicit Bias,” 66
  • Implicit Bias - How We Hold Women Back (Fitzgerald), 181
  • “'Implicit bias'” (Silverthorne), 66
  • “The Importance of Good Influences” (Lickerman), 323
  • “The Importance of Mentors and Sponsors in Career Development,” 109
  • “Important Gender-neutral words you should start using” (GroundReport.in), 139
  • “In a Race to Shape the Future, History Is Under New Pressure” (Fisher), 316
  • “The inadequacy of the term 'Asian American'” (Zhouli), 32
  • inclusion, 1–3, 16, 322. See also specific topics
  • “Inclusion, Covering and Authenticity” podcast, 277
  • “Inclusion and the Use of Gender Neutral Pronouns in the Workplace” podcast (Miller-Merrell), 169
  • Inclusion Begins with Me podcast, 329
  • inclusion champions, collaborating with, 96
  • Inclusion Revolution (Dominguez), 16
  • “Inclusion survey,” 278
  • “The Inclusion Habit” (Felkey), 16
  • inclusive experiences, creating, 73–77
  • inclusive language, 113–115
  • inclusive meetings, creating, 126
  • IndiaTVnews.com (website), 211
  • “Individual Change or Societal Change. Which Ensures Durable Shifts in Attitudes and Behaviors?” (Feliz), 37
  • influencers, 323
  • intelligence skills, 4
  • intent, 149, 168
  • interactions, 3, 4
  • International Pronouns Day, 169
  • internship, 256
  • interpersonal skills, need for, 21–22
  • “Interrupting Sexism at Work?” (Sattari, Shaffer, DiMuccio and Travis), 150
  • “Invest in High-Potential Women. It Is Important” (Percival), 109
  • investing, in success of others, 105–110
  • Invisible Disabilities, 103
  • Isidore, Chris, 110
  • Islam religious holy days and observances, 51
  • It's About Time We Challenge Our Unconscious Biases (Powell), 181
  • “It's not just about 'balance' anymore,” 293
  • “It's Not Just You” (Gupta), 90

J

  • Jack, Anthony, 109
  • Jackson National Life Insurance Company, 313
  • “Jackson National Life Insurance Company to Pay $20.5 Million to Settle EEOC Lawsuit,” 317
  • Jahangir, Rumeana, 57
  • Jamieson, Annamarie, 62
  • Jarrett, Valerie, 35
  • “Jennifer Brown on the Personal Journey to Be Inclusive,” 329
  • Jewish religious holy days and observances, 51
  • Jim Collins Foundation, 199
  • Jim Crow laws, 153–154
  • JL Schwieters Construction Company, 313
  • “JL Schwieters Construction to Pay $125,000 To Settle EEOC Race Harassment Lawsuit,” 317
  • John, Daymond, 36
  • Johnson, W. Brad, 250
  • Jones, Chastity, 54–55
  • Jones, Stacy, 71
  • Jones, Star, 90

K

  • Kalev, Alexandra, 11, 293
  • Kaur, Gurleen, 128
  • Keene, Danya, 317
  • Keereepart, Thaniya, 181
  • Kellerman, Gabriel Rosen, 139
  • Kendi, Ibram X., 308, 322
  • Kennedy, John F., 183
  • Kennedy, Rose Fitzgerald, 281
  • Kergil, Skylar (author), 200
  • Khan, Nouman Ali, 48
  • Kim, Anastasia, 163
  • King, Martin Luther, Jr., 105
  • King, Rodney, 205
  • Kinsella, Sophie, 141
  • Knight, Rebecca, 43
  • Koch, Chris, 62
  • Kohn, Sally, 208
  • Krbechek, Anjuli Sastry, 238
  • Kridelbaugh, Donna, 144

L

  • labels, removing from people, 29–32
  • Ladge, Jamie J., 292
  • language, 113–115, 135–139, 153–158
  • Larner, Olivia, 103
  • Latané, Bibb, 147
  • Lavarry, Talisa (author), 193
  • Lea, Chiara, 227
  • Leadership Has Nothing to Do with Rank (Sinek), 97
  • leading, 96, 111–116
  • learning, 311–317, 319–324
  • LearnReligions (website), 51
  • A Lesson on Critical Race Theory (George), 217
  • “Let's Get Practical” (Morrison), 77
  • LGBTQIA+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/questioning, Intersex, A-gender, plus other identities), 115, 166, 197
  • Lickerman, Alex, 323
  • Listen, Learn, & Speak Up (Lea), 227
  • listening, importance of, 164
  • “Little Progress for Black CEOs in the U.S.” (Rogers), 181, 245
  • Living and Leading with Emotional Intelligence (podcast), 4
  • Lombardo, Clare, 265
  • López, Canela, 200
  • Lorde, Audre, 295
  • Lu, Denise, 157–158
  • Lufkin, Bryan, 285
  • Lukate, Johanna, 57

M

  • MacDonald, George, 111
  • Madell, Robin, 133
  • “Making Gender Equity in the Workplace a Reality,” 90
  • “Making the Case that Discrimination is Bad for Your Health,” 316
  • mansplaining, 124
  • marginalized, privileged vs., 237
  • Marinaki, Alexandra, 71
  • Marriage Equality Act, 251
  • Martin, Trayvon, 305
  • masculine terms, increasing awareness of, 137–138
  • “Mastering Conversation,” 271
  • Matacin, Mala, 169
  • Matshego, Lebo, 58
  • Mauner, Roy, 133
  • McGirt, Ellen, 301
  • McLaren, Samantha, 133
  • McLaughlin, Matt (podcaster), 4
  • meaningful words, turning into action, 149
  • “Meeting Skills,” 127
  • Melaku, Tsedale M., 250
  • “Memorize these scripts so you can call out microaggressions at work and support your colleagues,” 285
  • mentorship, 253–254
  • Mercer, Marcia, 58
  • Merchant, Nilofer, 193
  • Meta, 64
  • Meyer, Cheryl, 77
  • microaffirmations, 284
  • microaggressions, 39–45, 281–286
  • “Microaggressions” (Sue), 43
  • microassaults, 43, 44–45
  • microinsults, 42
  • “Microintervention Strategies for Targets, White Allies, and Bystanders,” 285
  • microinvalidations, 42–43
  • Microsoft, 180
  • Miller-Merrell, Jessica, 169
  • mindful interactions, creating, 3
  • missed opportunities, recognizing, 76
  • mistakes, learning from, 36
  • “Modeling Inclusive Behaviors to Build Trust with Staff” (Kridelbaugh), 144
  • Module 5, 37
  • Mogahed, Dalia, 48, 52
  • Mohamedi, Graciela, 71
  • Molinsky, Andy, 271
  • Moran, Gwen, 150
  • Morris, Chris, 270
  • Morrison, Leigh, 77
  • Morrison, Toni, 29, 123
  • “The Most Marginalized and Impoverished People in the United States and in the Americas has Always Been and Continues to be Native Americans” (Berumen), 157
  • multigenerational workforce, 115
  • “Muslim Communities Divided Over Abuse Allegations Against Popular Preacher” podcast, 52
  • Muslims, 48–49
  • Mwangi, Hilda, 27
  • My Nappy Roots (film), 56
  • Myers, Paul, 144
  • Myers, Verna A., 73, 322, 325
  • “The Myths that Hold Black Women at the Workplace” (Jones), 90

N

  • Nadella, Satya, 180
  • names, 259–265
  • Nappily Ever After (film), 56
  • Naskar, Abhijit, 171, 229, 267
  • Nathoo, Zulekha, 265
  • National Center for Transgender Equality, 199
  • National League of Cities, 303–304
  • National Safety Council, 288, 293
  • Native Americans, oppression of, 154–156
  • natural hair, 53–56
  • Nawaz, Sabina, 328
  • Neal, Dina, 54
  • networks, of aspiring allies, 70
  • New York Post, 214
  • New York Times, 283, 284
  • Newell, Khalia, 109
  • “The new workplace is trauma-informed” (Taillac), 208
  • The New York Times Magazine, 297
  • Nguyen, Khang Kijarro, 59
  • “9 Core Behaviors Of People Who Positively Impact The World” (Caprino), 323
  • “9 Problematic Phrases You May Not Have Realized Are Transphobic” (López), 200
  • “9 Strategies to Create Psychological Safety at Work” (Bosler), 277
  • NJ Man Accused of Racial Harassment to Face More Charges After Protests Outside His Home (video), 307
  • No. You Cannot Touch My Hair! (Fombo), 57
  • norms, establishing personal, 291
  • “Not all black people are African American. Here's the difference” (Adams), 32
  • “Not Very Likeable Here Is How Bias Is Affecting Women Leaders,” 238
  • Nugent, Julie S., 301

O

  • Obama, Barack, 30
  • Ocasio-Cortez, Alexandria, 322
  • occupational stereotypes, 180
  • Ochoa, Ellen, 240
  • Ochoa, Gerardo, 265
  • O'Connor, Michael J, (author), 230–231
  • “Office small talk has a big impact on employees' well-being, study finds,” 270
  • Ofosu, Helen, 274, 278
  • O'Hara, Carolyn, 82
  • Oluo, Ijeoma, 183
  • On Diversity (Jack), 109
  • one-and-done training, going beyond, 11
  • ongoing support, 103
  • opportunities, recognizing missed, 76
  • organizational change, advocacy for, 70
  • organizational diversity, 70
  • othering, 32
  • Outside the Boxes podcast, 66

P

  • “Pain an Possibility, How Dr. Maysa Akbar is Charting What's Beyond Allyship” podcast, 227
  • Park, Haeyoun, 157–158
  • Parmenides, 93
  • The Party, 103
  • Pasquerella, Lynn, 317
  • The Passion of the Christ (film), 50
  • Patagonia, 326
  • Paterson, Susan E., 240, 245
  • Paul, Karl, 89–90
  • Peacock, Angela, 249
  • Peller, Gary (author), 215
  • Penny for Your Critical Thoughts (Roland), 97
  • people, value of, 295–301
  • Perception Institute, 65, 66
  • Percival, J. Alaina, 109
  • “The Performance of Gender,” 169
  • performative gestures, 221–227
  • periodic check-ins, 207
  • personal biases, recognizing, 225–226
  • personal norms, establishing, 291
  • personal space, violations of, 57
  • “Personal Space” (Bakari, II), 58
  • perspective, widening your, 33–37
  • “Peter Popoff” (Cunningham), 51
  • planning process, participating in the, 76
  • The Platinum Rule (Alessandra and O'Connor), 230–231
  • point of view, shifting your, 20
  • polarizing topics, reframing conversations on, 159–164
  • political rhetoric, 94
  • Pollack, Alixandra, 301
  • Popoff, Peter, 47–48
  • Powell, Juliette, 181
  • power, as an influencer, 323
  • power dynamics, 79–83
  • “Power Dynamics,” 83
  • The Power of Emotional Intelligence, 4
  • The Power of Exclusion (Yu), 301
  • “The Power of Hello” (Sommers), 120
  • The Power of Onlyness (Merchant), 193
  • privilege, 183–187
  • “privilege walk,” 186
  • privileged, marginalized vs., 237
  • “The Problematic Origins of Common Business Jargon” (Dishman), 157
  • professionalism, as a habit, 119
  • “Pronouns and Coworkers and Misgendering (Oh My!)” (Torphy-Donzella), 169
  • Prophet, Tony, 85
  • “Psychological Safety and DEI,” 175
  • PsychologistsOffTheClock.com podcast, 163
  • Psychology Today, 297
  • “The Psychology Behind Racism, attempts to understand the inexplicable” (Abrams), 36–37
  • The Psychology of Black Hair (Lukate), 57

R

  • Race/racism
    • beliefs about, 307–308
    • education on, 209–219
    • expanding views of people beyond, 31
    • inclusive language for, 114–115
    • microaggressions and, 282
    • recognizing tendencies, 225–226
    • reflected in workplace, 215–216
    • through the lens of the oppressed, 243–244
  • “Racial Color Blindness” (Boddie), 244
  • “Racism at Work” (Farrell), 216
  • “Racist Language and Origins I Didn't Always Know” (Rubel), 157
  • Rapinoe, Megan, 322
  • Raynor, Scott, 199
  • reacting, slowing down before, 39–45
  • recruitment plan, developing, 249
  • Reece, Andrew, 139
  • relationships, nurturing, 144
  • “The relevance of social intelligence in the workplace” (Bharati), 5
  • religion, 47–49, 282
  • ReligiousLandscapeStudy (website), 51
  • remote colleagues, 129–133
  • respect, 47–52, 199
  • returnship, 256
  • “Rev. Robert Tilton, for the moment subdued,” 52
  • Rhymes, Shameika, 133
  • Riccardi, Pellegrino, 271
  • Rindner, Grant, 32
  • Robichaux, Alexi, 139
  • Rock, David, 301
  • Roe v. Wade, 95, 326
  • Roepe, Lisa Rabasca, 238
  • Rogers, William, 181, 245
  • Roland, Darcy, 97
  • Rollins, Déjà, 227
  • Rothblatt, Martine, 36, 195
  • Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz with Nikkita Oliver An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States (video), 316
  • Rubel, Gina, 157
  • Rufo, Christopher F., 214

S

  • Sachdeva, Paramjit Singh (author), 51
  • safe havens, for connection, 174–175
  • safety, workplace, 171–176
  • Sandoiu, Ana, 317
  • Santayana, George, 153
  • Satir, Virginia, 251
  • Sattari, Negin, 150
  • Sawyer, Katina B., 292
  • saying something, 145–151
  • saying the unsaid, 163
  • Scharf, Charlie, 106
  • Schneider, Clare Marie, 90
  • Schulz, Brendan, 232
  • Screaming in the Silence (Mohamedi), 71
  • self-assessment, trust and, 143
  • self-awareness, leveraging, 163
  • self-reflection, 120
  • Seshagiri, Ashwin, 157–158
  • Seth, Lia, 62
  • sexism, 90–92
  • sexual orientation, microaggressions and, 282
  • Shaffer, Emily, 150
  • sharing of power, encouraging, 82
  • Shark Tank, 36
  • Shephard, Matthew, 204
  • Sherpas (Foster), 103
  • “ships,” 251–258
  • SHRM, 62
  • signals, honoring, 231–232
  • Silva, Christopher, 200
  • Silverthorn, Michelle Sharpe, 11, 66, 252, 258, 328
  • similarities, finding, 300
  • A simple way to be an LGBTQ+ ally (Thoranin), 250
  • Sinek, Simon, 97, 144
  • Sinha, Ruchi, 323
  • Sivasubramaniam, Jeevan, 271
  • 6 Steps to Improve Your Emotional Intelligence, 4
  • “6 Things White People Say That Highlight Their Privilege” (Borresen), 186
  • “6 Tips on How to Be Inclusive at Work,” 11
  • “6 Ways to Foster Inclusion Among Remote Workers” (Mauner), 133
  • “63 Diversity in the Workplace Statistics [2022]” (Boskamp), 181
  • “68 Terms That Describe Gender Identity and Expression” (Abrams), 169
  • slavery, 155
  • small talk, across cultures, 267–271
  • Smalley, Alli, 139
  • Smith, David G., 250
  • Smith-Schoenwalder, Cecelia, 217
  • social intelligence skills, 4
  • social movements, 7
  • Society of Human Research Management (SHRM), 60
  • Socrates, 1
  • Some People Did Take Bleach to Protect from Coronavirus (Smith-Schoenwalder), 217
  • Sommers, Sam, 120
  • Sorensen, Debbie, 163
  • Spanberger, Abigail, 21
  • Speak Up to Build An Equitable Workplace (video), 150
  • speaking, thinking before, 119
  • “The spirit of work,” 121
  • sponsorship, 252, 253
  • Stand up, speak up (video), 150
  • Steele, Claude M. (author), 66
  • Stefancic, Jean (author), 215
  • stereotypes, 42, 180
  • Stevens, Beth, 180
  • Stobierski, Tim, 271
  • “Subpopulations - Transgender People,” 200
  • “The Subtle Ways People of Color Feel Excluded at Work” (McGirt), 301
  • Sue, Derald Wing, 42–43, 281, 283
  • support, 103, 168, 189–193
  • “Supporting Coworkers and Others After a Traumatic Event,” 208
  • “The Surprising Benefits of Work/Life Support” (Kalev and Dobbin), 293
  • “The Surprising Power of Simply Asking Coworkers How They're Doing” (Twaronite), 285
  • Swartz, Mark, 181

T

  • Tagle, Andee, 90, 238
  • Taillac, Cosette, 208
  • Takei, George, 13
  • “Taking an Inclusive Approach to Work-Life Balance,” 293
  • tasks, equitable systems for completing, 88
  • team norms, assessing for bias, 88–89
  • “Team Playbook,” 127
  • “10 Best Practices for Using Preferred or Chosen Names at Work” (Daniel), 265
  • “10 Strategies to Retain Diverse Talent (Employee Turnover+DE&I),” 110
  • 10 Ways to a Better Conversation (Headlee), 21
  • 10 Ways to Promote Anti-Racism In The Workplace (video), 308
  • testing assumptions, 177–181
  • Tharps, Lori (author), 57
  • “These 11 everyday words and phrases have racist and offensive backgrounds” (Cicchiello), 157
  • thinking before speaking, 119
  • 35 Dumb Things Well-Intended People Say (Cullen), 43
  • “The 30 Tips of Dignity & Respect,” 121
  • “This Day in History, March 3, 1991,” 207
  • Thomas, Kendall (author), 215
  • Thompson, Linda, 195
  • Thoranin, Keegan, 250
  • Thoroughgood, Christian N., 292
  • thought leaders, 36
  • 3 Design Principles to Help us Overcome Everyday Bias (Keereepart), 181
  • “3 Small Ways to Be a More Inclusive Colleague” (Bourke), 232
  • “3 Things to Cover During Your Mentoring Sessions” (Finkel), 109
  • “3 Ways Intergenerational Trauma Still Impacts The Black Community Today” (Asare), 317
  • 3 ways to create a work culture that brings out the best in employees (White), 175
  • “3 Ways to Improve Your Cultural Fluency” (Hyun and Conant), 27
  • “Tiger Woods describes himself as 'Cablinasian,'” 32
  • Tilton, Robert, 48
  • “To Build an Inclusive Culture, Start wit Inclusive Meetings” (Heath and Wensil), 127
  • Tolstoy, Leo, 189
  • Torphy-Donzella, Elizabeth, 169
  • Tran, Nellie, 240, 245
  • Transfer Leader Institute, 186
  • transgender, 195–201
  • “Transgender Issues in the Workplace” (Raynor), 199
  • Transgender Law Center, 199
  • Transgender Remembrance Day, 199
  • Travis, Dnika J., 150, 301
  • triggers, 207
  • The Trouble With The Golden Rule (Schulz), 232
  • Trump, Donald J., 211, 224, 321
  • trust, 132–133, 141–144, 276, 283–284
  • truth, investigating, 315
  • Tulshyan, Ruchika, 77, 89, 265, 322
  • Twaronite, Karyn, 285
  • “12 Common Words and Phrases with Racist Origins or Connotations” (Wong), 157
  • “12 Reasons Why Team Building Works” (Deiratani), 77
  • “12 Ways to Commit to Diversity and Inclusion” (Silverthorne), 328
  • “28 Shocking Women in the Workplace Statistics [2021 Data],” 90
  • 2 Black Men Arrested At Philadelphia Starbucks Receive $1 Settlements (video), 307
  • Tyler, Dwinita Mosby, 250

U

  • unconscious (implicit) bias, 63–66
  • uncovering, enabling, 273–279
  • “Understanding Team Dynamics,” 82
  • “Understanding the 4 Personality Types,” 127
  • “The Understated Importance of Office Small Talk” (Morris), 270
  • United Therapeutics, 36, 195
  • upbringing, 36
  • US deaths due to poisoning rise after Trump endorses bleach, disinfectant as COVID-19 treatment, 216–217
  • USnews.com (website), 212

V

  • value, 192–193, 295–301
  • The Value of Belonging at Work (Carr, Reece, Kellerman and Robichaux), 139
  • Vantagemobility.com (website), 61
  • Verna Myers on Relationship Building (video), 232
  • visual diagnoses, 102–103
  • voices, amplifying to be heard, 123–128
  • vulnerability, showing, 277

W

  • Walker, Rebecca (author), 5
  • Wallace, Wanda, 258
  • Wang, Jerry, 36
  • Want a more just world? Be an unlikely ally (Tyler), 250
  • Watts, Alan, 33
  • We all have implicit biases. So what can we do about it? (Hockett), 66
  • We Are Not a Melting Pot (Silverthorn), 11
  • We Can't Talk about That at Work! How to Talk about Race, Religion, Politics, and Other Polarizing Topics (Winters), 164
  • “We Dislike Hypocrites Because They Deceive Us,” 227
  • weathering, 312
  • “Weathering and Age Patterns of Allostatic Load Scores Among Blacks and Whites in the United States” (Geronimus, Hicken, Keene, and Bound), 317
  • “Weathering” (Sandoiu), 317
  • “The weathering hypothesis and the health of African-American women and infants, evidence and speculations,” 317
  • welcome wagon, 191
  • Wells Fargo (WFC), 106
  • “Wells Fargo CEO Apologizes for Saying the Black Talent pool is Limited” (Isidore and Egan), 110
  • Wensil, Brenda F., 127
  • Wermers. Anthony, 51
  • Wertheim, Suzanne, 179, 181
  • West, Cornell, 159
  • “What Does It Mean to Be an Anti-Racist?,” 309
  • “What is an internship?,” 258
  • “What Is Covering” (infographic), 277
  • “What is Mentorship?,” 258
  • What is privilege? (video), 186
  • “What is Self-Awareness and Why is it Important?,” 5
  • What It Takes to Be Racially Literate (TED Talk), 157
  • What 'likeability' really means in the workplace (Tagle and Schneider), 90
  • “What Listeners Told Us About the Importance Of Getting Names Right” (Lombardo), 265
  • What we can do about the culture of hate (Kohn), 208
  • What we lose when we let languages and cultures die (Beidacki), 32
  • What White people can do to move race conversations forward (Hollins), 164
  • What's Your Story? A Journal for Everyday Evolution (Walker and Diamond), 5
  • When Silence isn't Golden, 175
  • “When You Don't Fit In” (Clark), 301
  • Whistling Vivaldi (Steele), 66
  • White, Chris, 175
  • “White Men Account for 72% of Corporate Leadership at 16 of the Fortune 500 Companies” (Jones), 71
  • White Men's Leadership study, 68–69
  • White people are Not Ignorant about Racism/WS (Elliott), 187
  • “White Privilege Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack”, 186
  • WhiteMensLeadershipStudy.com (website), 71
  • “The Whitewashing of American History” (Pasquerella), 317
  • “Who Were Barack Obama's Parents?” (Rindner), 32
  • “Who's Being Left Out on Your Team?” (O'Hara), 82
  • ‘why’, 50, 315
  • “Why Diverse Teams Outperform Homogeneous Teams” (Rock), 301
  • Why diversity initiatives fail (Newell), 109
  • “Why Diversity Programs Fail and What Works Better” (Dobbin and Kalvev), 11
  • “Why Doesn't Diversity Training Work? The Challenge for Industry and Academia” (Dobbin and Kalev), 11
  • Why Gender Pronouns Matter (Matacin), 169
  • “Why Getting a Name Right Matters” (Nathoo), 265
  • Why incompetent people think they're amazing (Dunning), 16
  • “Why Is Critical Thinking Important? A Survival Guide,” 97
  • why now, finding your, 7–11
  • “Why Sharing Power at Work Is the Very Best Way To Build It” (Azzarello), 83
  • “Why Showing Up as a 'Comrade' is the First Step to Inclusion in a Remote Environment,” 16
  • “Why the Rise of Remote Work May Help Companies Become More Diverse - and More Inclusive (Talent Blog)” (McLaren), 133
  • Why Workplace Culture Is Everyone's Responsibility (video), 175
  • “Why You Should Greet Your Coworkers Every Day” (Dodgson), 120
  • Wicklund, Robert (psychologist), 2–3
  • Wilkins, Roger, 325
  • Williams, Amber Lee, 149
  • The Will to Change podcast, 232
  • Wilson, W. Kay, 32
  • Win Chesson (video), 139
  • Winters, Mary-Frances (author), 164
  • Woman fired after blocking black man from entering his apartment building (video), 307
  • Woman who attacked teen, falsely accused him of stealing her iPhone in hotel identified (video), 307
  • women, elevating and amplifying work of, 89
  • “Women of Color Get Asked to Do More 'Office Housework.' Here's How They Can Say No (Difficult Conversations)” (Tulshyan), 89
  • Women's Hour Daily podcast, 66
  • Wonder, Stevie, 209
  • Wong, Brittany, 157
  • Woods, Tiger, 30
  • Woodson, Jacqueline, 135
  • Work to be Antiracist, 308
  • work-life balance, 287–293
  • “Workplace Allies Server as Ambassadors for Change,” 71
  • Workplace Burnout Survey, 293
  • workplace relationship, 254–255
  • workplace safety, 171–176
  • Worthwhile Research & Consulting, 179

Y

  • Yahoo, 36
  • Yoon, Hahna, 285
  • Yoshino, Kenji, 273
  • “You Can't Say 'Master' Bedroom Anymore Because Some Realtors Decided It's Racist” (Boyd), 158
  • Your Brain at Work podcast, 277
  • Your Unique Cultural Lens (Zaldivar), 27
  • Your words have the power to end suffering of LGBTQ youth (Clark), 258
  • “You've Been Called Out for a Microaggression. What Do You Do?” (Knight), 43
  • Yu, Tiffany, 301
  • Yuan, Eric, 180

Z

  • Zaldivar, Enrique J. (author), 27
  • Zhouli, Li, 32
  • Zoom, 180
  • Zuckerberg, Mark, 64
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