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Comment on DEI May Be Dead—But Equity Lives On: A Road Map for What’s Next by Emma T
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Comments for The Washington Informer
In the last five years, diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) went from boardroom buzzwords to front-page culture war targets.
The real work of equity has never been limited to corporate ERGs (Employee Resource Groups) or DEI reports.
Language Access : Use AI tools to offer multilingual resources and communications.
For leaders who understand what’s at stake, now is the time for quiet courage:Continue the Work : Don’t halt equity efforts—strategize smarter.
It requires activists, corporations, governments, and community organizations working together with shared goals and mutual accountability.