Ryan Specialty Underwriting Managers is proud to recognize Juneteenth, celebrating the end of slavery and the ongoing fight for equality and justice in America.
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🚨 Just a reminder that white privilege does not mean you’ve never experienced hardship or difficulties, but rather these hardships & difficulties are not due to your race 🚨 It is so important we address the misconceptions of terms like white privilege. I remember speaking about it in a previous workplace where the colleague’s response was that they aren’t rich and so white privilege can’t exist… I gave up speaking about it at this particular workplace as this was often the response. But I shouldn’t have!! That is why we at Diversifying Group openly discuss & breakdown white privilege & many other difficult concepts such as biological race & racial microaggressions in our Race as a Social Construct training. Get in touch for more info! 📞 💻 #training #learninganddevelopment #diversityandinclusion #antiracism #antiracismtraining #equitymatters
What does privilege look like? 💭 Understanding and admitting to your own privilege can help you understand and empathise with those who don't have the same privilege. In turn this can help you take action to support those who face barriers, discrimination and a lack of representation every day. ➡️ To access free resources to help your organisation tackle race inequality register to join the REM network: https://lnkd.in/dvGtZNm #ActionNotJustWords #RaceEqualityMatters #ItsEveryonesBusiness #ActionDrivesChange Thank you to Green Park and Lloyd's for their continued support
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Action and implementation are the most important part of plans and strategies. Waited too long for governments to do so on MMIWG and other issues. Time to act for ourselves!!
Day 1 of BC First Nations Justice Council’s 3rd Annual Justice Forum was exquisite. It was standing room only with 507 attendees and we had a great showing of storytellers (I’m unable to share most coverage so please look it up) and, despite the challenging subject matter - there was an electric vibe in the room that can only be described as hope.
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This Memorial Day, we pause to honor the profound legacy of courage and sacrifice left by those who served our country. Their unwavering dedication to defending freedom and democracy inspires us to cherish the liberties we enjoy today. Today is also a good time to take a moment to reflect on the legacies we want to leave and how we can preserve them for generations to come. Let’s get started: Call us at 321-844-8694 or click here to schedule ==> bit.ly/3xNpmuJ. #LegacyBuilders #FamilyFirst #sibleylawandassociates #legacy #family #assetprotection #generationalwealth #legacybuilding #FLmom #FLdad #estateplanning #estateplanningattorney #estateplanninglawyer #estateplan #estateplanningflorida #estateplanningmom #willsandtrusts #generationalwealth #realestate #wholesale #financialplanning #FloridaLawyer #FamilyWealth #realestateinvestor
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Author: Until You Walk in My Shoes: A Reframing Methodology to Overcome Systemic Discrimination, Originator of the Equity, Inclusion, and Individual Engagement Principle, Former Pharmaceutical Executive, Board Member
Is DEI a bad concept? During the Civil War both the Union and the Confederacy used States Rights to argue for preserving the Union and ending slavery on one side, and for secession on the other side. So, was the concept of States Rights a bad thing? So it is with DEI. There are those who blame DEI for all the present woes of the world, and on the other hand, there are those who focus on the E and I: Equity and Inclusion. So are Equity and Inclusion bad for humanity? #dei #equityandinclusion #deib #cic #safehavendllc #reframedoctor
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Affirmative Action is a form of racial discrimination that creates a rift between racial groups. It awards some people for their skin color, and rejects others for the same, instead of being granted on merit. https://lnkd.in/dK-243jy #affirmativeaction #DEI #racialdiscrimination #racialdivision #merit
Building Better Americans 156 - God Cherishes You
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Overcoming the historic racial wealth gap that is the legacy of restrictive racial covenants and other lending and land use practices is among the most intractable civil rights challenges of our time. Come learn innovative and practical strategies to address this inequity from these bold community leaders. https://lnkd.in/gkZn4zr7
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In the Spotlight: Bertha Knight Landes: Bertha was the first woman to be mayor of a major American City. She was also a Republican. To read more about her amazing accomplishments, please go to our blog on our website, which is in our bio! #dolleymadisonproject #berthaknightlandes #mayor #republican
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Remembering Dr. King's vision for equality and justice. #MLKDay #bequest #bequestbykr #atlantaestateplanning #estateplanning #estateplanninglawyer #modernestateplanning #estateplanningattorney #makeaplan #probate #wills #trusts #attorneyatlaw #legaladvice #estateplanningmom #estateplanning101 #estateplanningtips #workingmom #workingmomlife #estateplanningbasics
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What is your favorite thing about Massachusetts? It's National Massachusetts Day, celebrating our great state being the 6th state to join the Union as one of the original 13 states. #advancedcourtreporting #courtreportingagency #courtreporting #transcriptionist #transcription #transcriptionservices #deposition #litigation #NationalMassachusettsDay #MassachusettsDay
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Juneteenth marks the anniversary of the reading of General Order #3 by General Gordon Granger on June 19, 1865 – marking a formal end to the institution of slavery in the United States as it existed until that point. "The people of Texas are informed that in accordance with a Proclamation from the Executive of the United States, all slaves are free. This involves an absolute equality of rights and rights of property between former masters and slaves, and the connection heretofore existing between them becomes that between employer and hired laborer." General Gordon Granger, June 19th 1865 in Galveston, Texas [Source: https://lnkd.in/e5bqjNNp] While marking this important event in U.S. history, it’s also important to know that so much more needs to be done to achieve actual equality of rights and ending systemic racism. As a reminder, although the 13th Amendment to the Constitution ended slavery as it existed, it did not end slavery entirely. That amendment reads: "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction." [Emphasis added]. Celebrate what’s been achieved – but keep working to complete the goal of ending racism! #juneteenth
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