As many organizations pull back on their support for diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, Julia Lashay Israel writes that multicultural trade organizations are stepping in to promote professional development and homeownership for marginalized groups.
Source: Inman News
As groups fight DEI, multicultural trade organizations hold the line
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