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3 words that opened my mind to a new meaning of diversity & inclusion

Discover why diversity and inclusion isn’t just about representation. It’s about embracing inner differences that drive belonging and better outcomes.

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Team Benevity
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March 7, 2018
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This content was originally published on LinkedIn on 8/1/2017 by Benevity VP Marketing, Sona Khosla.

Visibly, I'm a minority female in a leadership position at a tech company. So you might think I know a thing or two about diversity and inclusion in the workplace (affectionately known as D&I). Admittedly, I'm no expert and I haven't read very much of the literature on this topic. But I have a few experiences of my own that I've been sitting on and thought was time to share.

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