Real Talk: From Allyship to Abandon-Ship: How Do We Stop the Cycle?

Welcome to Real Talk with Loeb Leadership, a safe-space webinar discussion series as part of our dedication to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.

In this Real Talk panel discussion, we will explore the recurring pattern of short-lived allyship, from initial enthusiasm to exhausted retreat in the realm of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I). We will cover the most recent example of this cycle, beginning with the resurgence of DE&I commitments across various sectors following the murder of George Floyd in 2020. This pattern echoes many historical instances where progress for different marginalized communities was abruptly reversed due to political shifts or societal resistance. We will discuss the persistent cycle of broken promises and performative allyship that fails to create lasting change. The deeper question is why this cycle persists, and how today’s leaders should seek informed strategies and remain committed to genuine inclusivity, especially as newer generations enter the workforce with strong support for DE&I values. The panel will propose action items to be implemented going forward to increase inclusion under the current environment, with the goal of breaking the cycle.


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