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Sonia Thompson

150 articles published

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Ep. 20: Why more brands are embracing advocacy

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Ep. 19: The critical link between equity and customer success (with Deborah Pickett)

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Ep. 18: Planning a marketing mix that works for more of your customers (with Bianca Blake)

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Ep. 17 : What anti-racism looks like in business (whith Dr. Nicole Charles)

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Ep. 16: Navigating the complex world of identity

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This Cupcake ATM Machine Brand Should Teach Inclusive Marketing

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5 Inclusive Marketing Strategies to Attract More Customers in 2022

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What Is Tokenism? (Inclusivity and Diversity in The Workplace)

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Inclusive Marketing Demographic Trends Brands Need To Know In 2022

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When Should Brands Take A Stand On Social Issues? (AND HOW?)

How Netflix Should Have Handled The Dave Chappelle Controversy

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Ep. 15: Getting Started with Inclusive Language with Nailah King