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The Intentional Inclusionist™

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In this short read learn how powerful inclusion can be for your company. The Intentional Inclusionist(TM)" is for leaders who want to grow as inclusion-minded individuals and exercise their leadership to enhance the workplace, build communities, and have a positive impact on any circle of influence to which they belong. This book, inspired by philosophies of leadership and inclusion, contains principles to help individuals become more intentional in how diversity and inclusion is understood and practiced at the individual level. No matter what your role-an executive, a manager, a business owner, or someone interested in seeing our world improve-you have the power to drive change. It starts with each of us committing our lives to the work of inclusion, believing that our collective effort, one person at a time, one story at a time, can change the way the world looks at human difference.

90 pages, Paperback

Published February 25, 2017

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Nika White

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June 4, 2023
I really wanted to like this book. I think that DEI is important and was looking forward to learning more and then discussing the book with my work's book club. However, this book was a waste of my time. I, with no DEI experience, could have written something more in-depth and more cohesive than this typ0-filled, slipshod, could-have-been-an-email "book". I understand now why this was self-published.

Please, if you care about DEI, find a better book to start your learning journey. I fear this one may sour peoples' perspectives on what should be an important issue.
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June 18, 2026
2.5⭐️
Incredibly basic and unspecific guidance, but nothing exactly ~wrong~ with anything the author asserts.
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