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Would like to know specifically about Queer inclusion at SocGen Societe Generale. What is the attitude of mangers and HRs towards treating LGBTQ identifying candidates? Is company really inclusive or it’s just a lip service? Considering an offer with the company but being an out and proud Queer woman, super anxious and concerned.
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Because there was TALK about diversity for all those groups in the advertising industry but zero action until BLM. The Black community, especially in the ad world, coalesced strongly in the wake of it.
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I think in America, we’ve historically had inequality issues amongst Black people. So I think by American standards, we tend to look there first. Add that to the fact that we try to sell products to Black (and Latino) people, or use their cultures to sell products to White people, yet we don’t really see them represented in our agencies. So I think it tends to hit you over the head faster than other cultures.
New York City, arguably the most diverse city in the country, is 0.4% Native American, 1.9% Arab-American, 14% Asian, 24% Black and 29% Hispanic/Latino.
Look at this link which has diversity stats of 26 agencies:
https://digiday.com/marketing/long-road-ahead-heres-a-look-at-the-agency-diversity-data-released-so-far/
THIS is why Black people and Latinos get more attention.
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The push for diversity came directly out of the BLM movement. Depends on the context of the convo at your agency, but diversity def applies to all.
It's all talk no action
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