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Current and ex-employees allege Google drastically rolled back diversity programs

One standard diversity coaching program at Google referred to as Sojourn was once minimize completely, in line with seven former and present workers.
One well-liked diversity training program at Google called Sojourn was cut entirely, according to seven former and current employees.

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