I spent much of my career working in EEO/affirmative action, and so I understand the, sort of, frustration when the system just does not do what it is supposed to do.
Bonnie Watson Coleman: “I spent much of my career working in EEO/affirmative action, and so I understand the, sort of, frustration when the…”
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Watson Coleman discusses her experience with EEO and the frustrations of the system's failures.
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