New Gurus: 4. White Women's Tears
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Race to Dinner
When Susie's younger son came out as transgender, it opened her eyes to the world of diversity and inclusion. "I was so crushed by the election of Donald Trump, even though I'm not in the United States," she says. Saira around Regina Jackson don't take a salary for their race to dinner work,. The money goes back into the company but that hasn't stopped media attention focusing on the price tag of the dinners. If I say to people these guys at race to dinner they charge $5,000 to make white women cry, some people will go, so it sounds like an amazing business, deal me in. That sounds like easy work.
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