In 2010 in the US, an 18-year old took his life after being 'outed' as gay by one of his friends. Reports later showed that he wasn’t the only one and many young rainbows were in the same situation.
The same year, in response, Wear it Purple was founded to fight bullying and harassment amongst teenagers and young adults. It strives to foster safe, supportive, empowering, and inclusive environments. They are committed to respect diversity, social equality, and contribute to a world without prejudice. Wear it Purple have developed into an international movement, through schools, universities, the broader community and…
Bullying is not just a teenaged thing, and harassment happens at work every day. Beyond the rainbow flag, our differences can make us stronger only if we let them shine through.
By building an inclusive workplace and making sure you hire not only for culture fit, but people that think the way you don’t, your company will become more successful.
Hire different. Be proud of who you are.
You can donate to the Wear It Purple cause: https://www.wearitpurple.org/our-story
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