Acknowledgment is a much-needed first step — but it’s only the beginning. For people of color to experience a greater sense of equity, inclusion and justice in diversity work, these steps are vital to a sense of community wholeness.
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Real (Estate) Talk: 7 essential steps in the anti-racist pro’s journey
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