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#2 | Who Defines Diversity?
Kamala Harris represents both Black and Asian populations, but being Asian and being Black are very different things in the US, especially in the advertising business as new data from agency holding companies have shown, what implications exist in the discussion of these disparities?
In a world of near 1 to 1 marketing and social media, a single person can create a voice that reaches globally, do we even need spokespeople for diverse communities anymore?
Does the media properly represent the diversity within Black and Latino communities, or do we only see a monochromatic view?
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By Charlie Echeverry & Jesús Chavez, a Black//Brown Original
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Kamala Harris represents both Black and Asian populations, but being Asian and being Black are very different things in the US, especially in the advertising business as new data from agency holding companies have shown, what implications exist in the discussion of these disparities?
In a world of near 1 to 1 marketing and social media, a single person can create a voice that reaches globally, do we even need spokespeople for diverse communities anymore?
Does the media properly represent the diversity within Black and Latino communities, or do we only see a monochromatic view?
A podcast by Black/Brown
https://www.blackbrown.us
https://www.linkedin.com/company/blackbrownus/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC--RbUA4ak-oargY-qN81MQ?view_as=subscriber
https://www.facebook.com/blackbrowncollective
https://www.instagram.com/blackbrownus/
Support this podcast