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Shopify Employees Say Noose Emoji Found in Slack; CEO Silenced Debate

Reuters/Lucas Jackson Former Shopify employees say a noose emoji was discovered in their Slack system last summer. The emoji, plus a video that some felt was in poor taste, caused heated debate among workers. As the debate intensified, CEO Tobi Lütke changed a diversity-focused channel to be read-only. Shopify, the Ottawa-based e-commerce platform known for the tools it offers to entrepreneurs and small-business owners, has dealt with some internal strife over its handling of racial and social-justice issues over the past year, former employees say.  Six former employees, some of whom left as recently as this spring, told Insider they felt that tensions came to a head in July, when they say another employee brought to people s attention that an emoji depicting a noose had been added to Shopify s

Bright + Early launches charitable fund to support diverse, inclusive workplaces

Bright + Early launches charitable fund to support diverse, inclusive workplaces Bright + Early has launched a new fund that will contribute to charities supporting underrepresented individuals in the Canadian tech workforce. The Better Workplaces Fund, as it is called, will specifically focus on supporting women, people of colour, especially Black and Indigenous people, LGBTQ+ individuals, immigrants, and refugees in the workforce. The fund will focus specifically on tech workers, where possible. Bright + Early is committing a percentage of its sales to the new initiative, funded by its human resources (HR) and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) consulting work. The company has a goal of raising $20,000 this year.

DeBues-Stafford donates track winnings to help homeless Texans after winter storm

DeBues-Stafford donates track winnings to help homeless Texans after winter storm
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New study will examine if inequities are contributing to an increased risk of COVID-19 within the Black Canadian population

New study will examine if inequities are contributing to an increased risk of COVID-19 within the Black Canadian population
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CSRWire - Celebrate Black History Month and Support Racial Equity

Celebrate Black History Month and Support Racial Equity NortonLifeLock’s philanthropic campaign supports organizations focused on racial justice Published 02-24-21 By Kimberly Bishop | Corporate Responsibility In 1926, Carter G. Woodson, a Harvard-trained historian, and Jesse E. Moorland, a minister, founders of what is now known as the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH), celebrated the first Negro History week. By the late 1960s, the week had evolved into Black History Month. Black History Month, celebrated every February in the U.S., is an opportunity to highlight the vast accomplishments and achievements of Black Americans. Amid the celebrations and history lessons is the underlying reminder that Black History is American History.

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