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“Creating a diverse and inclusive workplace is not a destination, it’s a journey. It requires ongoing effort, commitment, and education. But the rewards of a more inclusive workplace are immeasurable, both for business success and the mental health and well-being of all employees.” – Mellody Hobson

As we continue to navigate the complexities of the modern workplace, the importance of diversity and inclusion has become more apparent than ever before. But what may surprise many is the profound impact that diversity can have on mental health and wellbeing.

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Unlocking the Power of Workforce Diversity: Real-Life Examples and Strategies for Inclusion

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Why is it important for museums to tell inclusive stories that are relevant to the communities they serve?

I'm a person from China who is interested in Museum field, in China, There are not many things about race or different races of community. Based on the same culture and same race as well as the same environment where they grow up - They have the same empathy for the same things at the museum.

But I totally understand it's not the same situation in the United States. Because it's a country of immigrants, so here has so many race and even not the same culture. Then it's really important try to let everyone can understand what are museum saying. For visitors, it's important for them to learn stories that relevant to the communities they serve. cause In the development of museums, there is a great deal of disinterest and reluctance to participate, and there are many issues of color, so we're thinking that much of the reason for this indifference is that museums don't empathize with the visitor's point of view.

“In 2000, museum leader Lonnie Bunch’s essay“Flies in the Buttermilk: Museums, Diversity,and the Will to Change”highlighted the lackof progress. (It is important to note that Bunchand colleagues of color have been raising theseissues for the many years they have been in thefield (Cole and Lott 2019). Studies funded byAAM (Farrell and Medvedeva 2010) and theMellon Foundation (Schonfield andWestermann 2015) tell the same story. In par-ticular the Mellon survey found:•A lack of diversity in professionalmuseum rolesthat did not reflect thedemographic composition of the US popu-lation•The existence of“structural barriers toentry in these positions for people ofcolor”(emphasis ours)While the Mellon study focused on diversityin art museums, two work force surveys conductedjointly by the Association of Science-TechnologyCenters (ASTC) and the Association of Chil-dren’s Museums (ACM) produced similar datafor the very low number of people of color in lead-ership positions in the science and children’smuseum sector (ASTC-ACM 2011, 2016).Silos: disparate attempts at inclusionSinceExcellence and Equity the field has mounted multiple efforts to achieve diversityand inclusion, as Jennings and Jones-Rizzi (2017, 66-67) recount: the hiring of people of color to be“community outreach coordinators;”the creation of diversity fellowships placing people of color in curatorial or management roles; temporary exhibitions featuring artists or scientists of color; grants to promote the at ten-dance of people of color at museum conferences.”[1]

Telling the story of the community as a unit of the museum will make people interested in their own community and then empathize with it, so they will be interested in the museum's storytelling. Museums serve the people so it's important to let people feel what they're talking about.

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Modern Cinema: A Look at the Evolution of FilmCinema has come a long way since its inception in the late 19th century. From silent films to talkies, black and white to color, and now from traditional film to digital, the evolution of cinema has been a fascinating journey. In this article, we will take a closer look at the current state of modern cinema and how it has evolved over the years.The Rise of BlockbustersOne of the most significant changes in modern cinema has been the rise of blockbuster films. These are big-budget movies that are designed to appeal to a wide audience and generate massive box office revenue. The first blockbuster film was Jaws, released in 1975, which set the standard for the genre. Since then, we have seen the rise of franchises like Star Wars, Marvel Cinematic Universe, and Harry Potter, which have become cultural phenomena.The Impact of TechnologyAdvancements in technology have had a significant impact on modern cinema. The use of CGI (computer-generated imagery) has allowed filmmakers to create stunning visual effects that were once impossible. This has led to the creation of films like Avatar, which was a groundbreaking achievement in visual effects. Additionally, the use of digital cameras has made it easier and more affordable for filmmakers to shoot and edit their films.The Importance of DiversityIn recent years, there has been a growing emphasis on diversity in modern cinema. This includes not only diversity in casting but also in the stories being told. Films like Black Panther and Crazy Rich Asians have been celebrated for their representation of underrepresented communities. This has led to a push for more diverse voices in the film industry, both in front of and behind the camera.The Rise of Streaming ServicesAnother significant change in modern cinema has been the rise of streaming services like Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Hulu. These platforms have disrupted the traditional film distribution model, allowing filmmakers to reach a wider audience without the need for a theatrical release. This has led to the creation of more independent films and has given filmmakers more creative freedom.The Future of CinemaAs we look to the future of cinema, it is clear that technology will continue to play a significant role. Virtual reality and augmented reality are already being used in some films, and it is likely that we will see more experimentation with these technologies in the coming years. Additionally, the push for diversity and representation is likely to continue, with more underrepresented communities being given a voice in the film industry.In conclusion, modern cinema has come a long way since its inception. From the rise of blockbusters to the impact of technology and the push for diversity, the evolution of cinema has been a fascinating journey. As we look to the future, it is clear that cinema will continue to evolve and adapt to new technologies and societal changes. According to materials: xnxx brat

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More on Kamala Program

September 9/27, 2020  Other than the WWF wrestler with the same name who passed this year and supported her presidential run, we have Ms. Marvel AKA Kamala.  The first Pakistani Muslima inhuman turned superhero, Kamala Khan.  She is to appear on Disney + Captain Marvel series. 

Pakistan borders India, which is Kamala Harris’ mother’s motherland.  The Muslims were sifted out of the country during and after colonization, even til now.  In 1964 was another split, the Communist Party faction which is news to me.  I never heard of a Soviet India before recently.  Perhaps it’s the reason KK dons a red scarf around her neck and not on her head, like a good Muslim girl of marriageable age should.    

Marvel shines the light on comic book diversity, it’s progressive to see Islam included in Marvel Universe fighting alongside Dr. Strange who received his mystical arts training from Asia.  East meets West in the Marvel Cosmos.  Is there any magic going to make it so Kamala Harris becomes the FIRST Caribbean, Black, Asian, woman Vice President of the United States?  I guess we’ll have to see...   

Pakistan has already broken the ice and had “female” Prime Ministers and political leaders, such as Prime Minister Bhutto who was  noted for “having a ‘chameleon-like’ quality to blend into her environment.”  Kamala Khan’s superpower is shapeshifting which will have a similar effect.

President Donald Trump is portrayed as a super hero in his presidential campaign comic book.

Notice the fist.  Check out https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=292&v=tg7ASRLdsB0&feature=emb_logo at 4:55 minutes into the Jimmy Kimmel YouTube vid.

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Super Bowl 2020 Commercials: Funeral for Mr. Peanut, Tears for Google

An audience expected to be around 100 million. Big companies paying as much as $5.6 million for 30 seconds of advertising time. In addition to deciding the National Football League champion, the Super Bowl is the biggest event of the year for TV commercials.For the most part, the commercials have were light and bright.Blasts From the PastNostalgia was an early theme, with companies marketing their products with ads that showed love for the ’80s and ’90s.Cheetos had the rapper MC Hammer and his zoot-suit-inspired pants in an ad that aimed to popularize the word Cheetle, Frito-Lay’s term for the orange dust the snack leaves in its wake.Squarespace sent Winona Ryder, the Gen X star who has made a comeback thanks to Netflix’s “Stranger Things,” to Winona, Minn., where she was born. Bill Murray, with a sidekick from the rodent family, relived the 1993 comedy “Groundhog Day” for Jeep, and Mountain Dew Zero riffed on the 1980 film “The Shining” with an assist from the “Breaking Bad” actor Bryan Cranston.A commercial for Avocados From Mexico features Molly Ringwald, the star of “Pretty in Pink” and other ’80s comedies.The nostalgia mixed with sentimentality. And three simple commercials seemed to have left the deepest impression on viewers.A spot from Google — about the 85-year-old grandfather of a Google employee searching for ways to remember his partner, Loretta — inspired a flood of “I’m not crying, you’re crying” social media posts. New York Life Insurance explored various forms of love using several real couples and relatives, without a celebrity in sight. WeatherTech’s commercial focused on the chief executive’s golden retriever, Scout, and the doctors who saved him from cancer.A Stunt Ad Lights Up Social MediaAfter much hype in recent days, Planters ran a commercial showing the funeral of its mascot, the monocled creature Mr. Peanut. Other brand avatars were at the grave site, including the Kool-Aid Man and Mr. Clean. After the Kool Aid creature shed a tear, something sprouted in the dirt. And then a baby version of Mr. Peanut sprang to life, squeaking like a dolphin, saying, “Just kidding, I’m back,” and asking for a monocle. The reaction on social media was not kind.The unusual Planters campaign, which involved the character dying in a car crash, was put on pause last week, after Kobe Bryant died in a helicopter crash. In recent days, its parent company, Kraft Heinz, swapped the position of a Heinz ad with the Planters ad, putting footage of Mr. Peanut’s funeral before a halftime show that was scheduled to include a tribute to Mr. Bryant.The Streamers Are HereThe New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady spent this Super Bowl as a Hulu spokesman, saying in a commercial for the streaming service that “it’s time to say goodbye to TV as you know it” before slyly adding, “but me, I’m not going anywhere.”An ad from the short-form streaming service Quibi, featuring bank robbers who pause to watch a quick show on their phone screens, made one thing clear: how to pronounce “Quibi.” (It’s kwi-bee, not kwee-bee.) A spot from Amazon Prime Video is expected late in the game.Unity Amid DiversityIn other Super Bowl ads, Verizon, Sabra and other companies are emphasizing — and celebrating — what Americans have in common beneath their differences. Don’t we all complain about the same things? Don’t we all defy cultural stereotypes? And don’t we all love hummus?Those are some of the messages that figure in the sunny portrait of a nation that will emerge from the more than 80 commercials scheduled to appear during the Super Bowl LIV broadcast.“We’re at a moment in the country where it’s important that we all contribute to things that unite as opposed to things that separate,” said Diego Scotti, the chief marketing officer of Verizon. “It’s a sensitive point — we’re a big company and we have many, many customers, and our intention is in no way, shape or form to have a political message.”To fill advertising slots costing as much as $5.6 million for 30 seconds — a high — New York Life Insurance and Snickers were among the brands with big-budget commercials showing a wide variety of Americans embracing their differences.Sabra cast two former contestants from “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” Kim Chi and Miz Cracker, making it possibly the first Super Bowl commercial to feature drag queens. One Million Moms, a conservative activist group that recently pushed the Hallmark Channel to pull ads featuring brides kissing each other, circulated a petition demanding that the Sabra spot be removed, to no avail.Companies are also slipping into other companies’ commercials. Pringles paired up with the animated Adult Swim series “Rick and Morty” for an ad filled with horrifying child robots. Tide, which overran the Super Bowl 2018 with crossover commercials, teamed this year with Bud Light and the Fox show “The Masked Singer.” Pop-Tarts, which featured the flowing hair of Jonathan Van Ness of “Queer Eye” in its commercial, called out Hyundai’s Boston-accented spot “Smaht Pahk” by posting on Twitter: “Pahp-Tahts.”Politics Crashes the TV PartyThe first of two 30-second ads from President Trump’s campaign, which together cost more than $11 million, aired at 6:55 p.m. in the first commercial break after kickoff. The spot focused on Alice Marie Johnson, a woman who was serving a life sentence in federal prison on charges related to cocaine distribution and money laundering when her case was brought to Mr. Trump’s attention by Kim Kardashian West, the reality television star. Mr. Trump commuted Ms. Johnson’s sentence in 2018.It was the first Super Bowl to feature national ads from two presidential candidates, and the political tone of the ads has stood out in a broadcast filled with companies trying to avoid sensitive topics the day before the Democratic caucuses in Iowa.Just before the second half kickoff, the billionaire presidential candidate Michael R. Bloomberg presented an ad about gun control that featured Calandrian Simpson-Kemp, whose football-loving son died in a shooting in 2013. Mr. Bloomberg has swarmed the Democratic field with more than $275 million in advertising, according to the ad-tracking firm Advertising Analytics. But this is not his first foray into the Super Bowl while talking about gun laws — he did the same in a 2012 ad with Thomas M. Menino, who was then the mayor of Boston.The Jay-Z InfluenceAnother exception to the escapist fare is a spot on police shootings. Surprisingly, it comes from an organization that has shied away from the issue: the National Football League. The spot shows the retired 49ers wide receiver Anquan Boldin reflecting on the 2015 death of his cousin, who was shot by a police officer, and it includes a dramatic re-enactment of the killing.The commercial promotes the N.F.L.’s Inspire Change initiative, a social outreach program that the league has put together with Roc Nation, the entertainment company founded by Jay-Z. Colin Kaepernick — Mr. Boldin’s onetime 49ers teammate — set off an uproar a year after the killing by kneeling during the national anthem to protest racism and police brutality. The N.F.L. struggled with its response for years.More PositivityBut the great majority of Super Bowl LIV spots are jaunty and optimistic. TurboTax has a commercial involving people of many races, genders, ages and walks of life dancing to a bounce-inflected earworm of a jingle, “All People Are Tax People.”The mood continues a trend toward tonally light commercials that became pronounced in 2018. In 2017, the first year of President Trump’s administration, Budweiser and Coca-Cola, among other brands, touched on immigration, equal rights and fair pay.A Bud Light Seltzer commercial posited that the brain of Post Malone — the pop star and songwriter known for melding disparate musical styles — is operated by a diverse group of technicians in a control room who all bear his distinctive tattoos. Martin Scorsese, who is nominated for an Oscar this year for “The Irishman,” was also involved in a Super Bowl commercial, but not behind the camera. Instead, he appeared in an ad-from Coca-Cola, waiting anxiously at a party for Jonah Hill, whom he had directed in “The Wolf of Wall Street,” to muster enough energy to join him. Mr. Hill, who was cast first, suggested Mr. Scorsese when the company asked him to recommend someone to play the out-of-place friend.Space RaceWhile many ads looked to the past for inspiration, Turkish Airlines and others were fixated on the cosmos. Olay alludes to the first all-female spacewalk last year in an ad featuring Lilly Singh and Busy Philipps with the retired astronaut Nicole Stott. A spot from the home carbonation company SodaStream, which includes a cameo by Bill Nye, showed astronauts finding water on Mars. And Walmart crammed references to “Star Trek,” “Star Wars,” “Mars Attacks!,” “Men in Black” and “Arrival” into its commercial.Tech FirstsFacebook’s first Super Bowl ad is expected to pair Chris Rock with the “Rocky” actor Sylvester Stallone. Microsoft’s ad features Katie Sowers, the San Francisco 49ers assistant coach who will be the first woman and openly gay person to help lead a team to the big game. Other tech ads included Amazon’s commercial with the ubiquitous pitchwoman Ellen DeGeneres. Read the full article

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Day trips with dad

20 minutes in and we’ve already touched on....

-One rascist comment towards African Americans

-How a women’s choice in grooming an variation of the normal male fantasy is naturally revolting and character defining

-His entertaining the fallacy of a current booming economy and job market that he somehow believes we are benefiting from despite our bank accounts saying the opposite

-A personal reflection on his part on how me being a decent person is above an beyond the call of duty in my current relationships for no other reason other than having compassion is seen as optional to him?!??

More updates to come as this road trip continues my friends. Pray for me.

Update : Another rascist comment but this time for Soanish speaker.

Update: Dad wants to open an assisted living facifilty bc he thinks we’re qualified and refuses to understand that there are things we fundamentally lack experience to be morally responsible for dying patients.

Armpit hair is apparently as offensive to him as the idea that he lacks knowledge of something that requires emotional depth deeper that a raindrop

Update: Grandma is currently peppering the fact that she is rascist

Aparrently my sister has takenup the mantle of the white woman’s fight against diversityin companies such as Barbie and Disney’s adaption of a Carribean Ariel

Update: Grandpa is currently the winner of the most compassionate of his side of the family by staying in his own lane and agreeing thst corprate america treats people like numbers and we owe nothing to them.

Also recieved free veggies so thats a plus

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Intel announced Monday that it had reached a diversity milestone that has some questioning an employee culture that would boast such low diversity numbers as an achievement.