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“Workers with racially and regionally distinctive speech patterns earn lower wages compared to those who speak with ‘mainstream’ accents.”
The second episode of our Professional Bias series, explores Communication and Tone of Voice. In this episode, we explore how a limited view of acceptable speech can exclude black professionals.
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“Workers with racially and regionally distinctive speech patterns earn lower wages compared to those who speak with ‘mainstream’ accents.”
The second episode of our Professional Bias series, explores Communication and Tone of Voice. In this episode, we explore how a limited view of acceptable speech can exclude black professionals.