Women, Minorities, and Veterans: Who Benefits in Texas’ New Business Program?
About this episode
The episode discusses the impact of recent decisions on diversity, equity, and inclusion in Texas and corporate America.
Join Jackye Clayton and Katee Van Horn on this eye-opening episode of The Inclusive AF Podcast as they dive into recent controversial decisions affecting diversity, equity, and inclusion. From AT&T axing its DEI programs to Texas shifting its support for underutilized businesses, Jackye Clayton and Katee Van Horn break down what these rollbacks mean for marginalized communities, business owners, and the workplace. Curious how capitalism, government contracts, and even definitions of veteran status are influencing corporate America right now? Jackye Clayton and Katee Van Horn don’t shy away from challenging conversations—and you’ll want to tune in for their take on what’s next for DEI, social justice, and the ongoing cultural reckoning. Don’t miss out on their timely insights, personal stories, and their signature candid style. Whether you’re in HR, a business owner, or someone passionate about inclusion, this episode will keep you informed and inspired. 👉 Subscribe for more conversations that go beyond the headlines and get real about what’s happening in the world of inclusion! #Diversity #Equity #Inclusion #Podcast #WorkplaceCulture #DEI #Business #Veterans #SocialJustice…
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