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Julie Allen is CEO of Mary Rose Boutique NW and Mary Rose Foundation. Julie has a mission of helping people feel beautiful and confident.

Basecamp's new policies clearly define it as a company that doesn't care. I outline what's wrong with their new policies.

If you think about penguins, where they live, and what they go through to conduct their lives, it's pretty astonishing.

Brigitte’s parents fled for safety. Her father carried his little brother on his back while they were fleeing Palestine.

“For years I lived with the guilt that I had done something wrong, that I had invited it in, that it was something to do with my behavior."

“It's hard for any child to be the only one in a category, and the more visible your category is, the more alienating it can be."

We’ve been through so much together. Trauma changes you. I’m grateful that we decided to grow together.

Before my 18th birthday, I realized that once I turned 18 I would be legally classified as a woman, and I was just really horrified at that.

If you want to create a kind workplace, you must not have any leaders who are assholes.

Walking into an office as just Joy, it is the most liberating thing, and I will never go back.

Amy and I spoke about how companies can start incorporating social messaging into their brands, especially if they have not done so before.

As a podcaster for justice, I stand with my sisters from the Women of Color Podcasters Community. We are podcasters united to condemn the...

“Though this is a challenge, you will grow up to be a leader who will help our people. We need you to get through this.”

"When I saw George Floyd being killed, that was the first time in a long time that I cried."

Ruben was born in Texas to a Mexican family with ten children, an abusive and alcoholic father, and an inattentive and dysfunctional mother.

“This is not a time for unity. This is a time for truth telling...it’s a time for righteous anger and for being relentness."

If you feel shaken by the way someone reacts, especially when you are trying to help, you are in a toxic environment.

“Greenwashing” is a well-known term among sustainability professionals. Enter “BLMwashing.” That’s what so many companies have done.

If you’re ready to actively work for anti-racism, here are 10 tangible things companies and individuals can do.

I'm guessing that 25 to 50 percent of business travel is not necessary, as we are learning now.