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Lambers Fisher is a diversity and inclusion expert who helps you understand the importance of multicultural awareness.
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Is It Culturally Offensive or Is It Just Business? (opens the original)
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Is it culturally offensive, or is it just business? In this follow-up to his response on Target's corporate apology, Lambers Fisher tackles a question he heard echoed in the comments: why can't this just be about the products? He breaks it down into three "it's not just business" considerations: why it matters to make employees feel cared for, why it matters to make customers feel the same, and why healthy, sustainable relationships are what make a business strong from the top down. Lambers is u
The Anatomy of Psychological Safety (And Why We Need It Before Tragedy Strikes) (opens the original)
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What do we owe someone before we hold them accountable? In this episode, Lambers Fisher reflects on the recent loss of a former Cambridge professor and the public conversation that followed, using it as a jumping-off point to talk about psychological safety: what it actually means to create environments where people feel safe enough to be honest, to be wrong, and to grow. He breaks down three key considerations: why we need more psychologically safe environments, why that safety has to be proact
The Anatomy of a Corporate Cultural Apology (And Why Target Isn't Finished Yet) (opens the original)
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Target says "we're sorry." But is that enough? In this episode, Lambers Fisher breaks down the anatomy of a corporate cultural apology using Target's latest Halloween costume controversy as the case study. He walks through the three essential components every real apology needs: see something, say something, do something, and explains why Target's response, while a decent first step, still isn't complete. This isn't just about one company's PR statement; it's about what it actually takes to rebu
The Clash of Cultural Fashion and the Pursuit of Excellence (opens the original)
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Tuskegee University just made headlines for banning durags, bonnets, and bedroom slippers in classrooms and the cafeteria. Lambers Fisher breaks down the new dress code and the debate it sparked: is this preparing students for the professional world, or policing culture in the name of respectability? He gets into where cultural expression and career readiness collide, and whether an HBCU should be the one drawing that line. This isn't just about clothes; it's about who gets to define what "profe
When Racism Seems Protected by Free Speech (opens the original)
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Freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequence. On this episode of The Diversity Dude, Lambers Fisher breaks down the case of a Rochester, MN woman who called an 8-year-old autistic boy the n-word and was charged, not for that, but for how she treated the man who filmed her. Just because something is legal doesn't make it right, and it raises a bigger question: is hateful speech actually protected by the government? Lambers shares a few things worth keeping in mind for the next time you
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