Clear, actionable writing on what actually moves the needle in workplaces, from the team who does this work every day across Toronto, the GTA, and Ontario.
“I don’t see colour” sounds fair, but it erases the real barriers racialized people face every day. This post unpacks why colourblindness does more harm than good, and makes the case for colour consciousness: a mindset that recognizes, respects, and celebrates difference.
Where does appreciation end and appropriation begin? In an interconnected world, the line is easy to blur. This post defines both, works through real examples like the bindi and cornrows, and offers a thoughtful guide to engaging with other cultures respectfully.
Gurpreet Kaur Sodhi grew up in the only South Asian and Sikh family in a small Ontario town of 5,000. In this personal reflection, she shares the racism her family faced, the lessons her parents taught through education and kindness, and how that lived experience shapes her DEIA work today.
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