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On this episode of The Parley in All Blue, Mark is joined by John Graham Jr. John is the Vice President of employer brand, diversity & culture at Shaker Recruitment Marketing. John is also an author of the book Plantation Theory: The Black Professional's Struggle between Freedom and Security. In this book John takes the reader through his personal journey,and gives them the accounts of many black professionals in the corporate space and what accountability looks like in those same spaces. John is also a graduate of America's oldest degree granting HBCU Lincoln University. They'll be discussing the promises made by many of the American institutions and companies during the 2020 racial reckoning. Corporate America as a collective, and many individual companies spoke loudly about vowing to do better in its treatment of black employees and the way it engages in the black community/communities that buys its product and services.
To learn more about John Graham or to order a copy of his book: Plantation Theory: The Black Professional's Struggle between Freedom and Security, go to www.plantationtheory.com
Highlights from the episode:
Connect with John Graham Jr.
LinkedIn: @johngrahamcreative
Twitter: @InstaGraham1906
Instagram: @instagraham1906
Connect with Mark Dawson:
Instagram: @iammarkdawson
LinkedIN: @mark-a-dawson
Website: www.bentonmuse.com
Twitter: @Iammarkdawson
By Mark DawsonOn this episode of The Parley in All Blue, Mark is joined by John Graham Jr. John is the Vice President of employer brand, diversity & culture at Shaker Recruitment Marketing. John is also an author of the book Plantation Theory: The Black Professional's Struggle between Freedom and Security. In this book John takes the reader through his personal journey,and gives them the accounts of many black professionals in the corporate space and what accountability looks like in those same spaces. John is also a graduate of America's oldest degree granting HBCU Lincoln University. They'll be discussing the promises made by many of the American institutions and companies during the 2020 racial reckoning. Corporate America as a collective, and many individual companies spoke loudly about vowing to do better in its treatment of black employees and the way it engages in the black community/communities that buys its product and services.
To learn more about John Graham or to order a copy of his book: Plantation Theory: The Black Professional's Struggle between Freedom and Security, go to www.plantationtheory.com
Highlights from the episode:
Connect with John Graham Jr.
LinkedIn: @johngrahamcreative
Twitter: @InstaGraham1906
Instagram: @instagraham1906
Connect with Mark Dawson:
Instagram: @iammarkdawson
LinkedIN: @mark-a-dawson
Website: www.bentonmuse.com
Twitter: @Iammarkdawson