Today’s topics: Does being black or knowing a Black person give you ‘cool’ points? http://ind.pn/lw3yMp Is it right to have a gender quota on company boards is made compulsory before one for race? http://onforb.es/mMJkPL Does George Osbourne know what he’s doing? http://bit.ly/mq9jHx Why do some women stay after their high profile [...]
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#TalkingTuesdays June 7
Posted by admin on June 7th, 2011
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