“Diversity is being invited to the party. Inclusion is being asked to dance.” —Vernā Myers
As a melting pot, America boasts people from different backgrounds—racial, ethnic, language, sexual orientation and more. It is this vast collection of experiences that makes America such an innovative and strong nation. Similarly, there have been countless studies showing the positive impact of diversity in the office. However, merely focusing on improving diversity by the numbers is a superficial and temporary solution. Diversity without inclusion is a hollow promise.
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