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Why I Support Facebook's Decision to Censor The Scar Project's Photos

Susan Mary Beausang
May 8 2012


I might be in the minority, but I am okay with Facebook’s decision to censor The Scar Project’s photos of topless women exposing the scars they’ve accumulated in their battles with breast cancer.  Here’s why:

1) Just because I have mastectomy scars and reconstructed breasts does not mean I want to see the scars and breasts of other women. I want the choice and can...

 
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Good citizenship: the new essential for sustaining brand leadership

Anne Bahr Thompson
March 28 2012


Transparency. Supplier relationships. Social responsibility. Privacy.

These terms have all been bouncing about a lot lately whether it be in conjunction with Apple, BP, Google or just general conversation.  And because of that, few people have been surprised that we’ve become more focused on brands as social reformers and been speaking more about brands advocating on behalf of their customers over the past two months.  What has startled several of our clients,...

 
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Brands, the new social reformers

Anne Bahr Thompson
March 5 2012


"There is a huge lack of courage and integrity in our country’s leadership.”   

During this period of sustained economic uncertainty, when people continue to feel insecure about their futures and have little faith in governments, the absence of leadership is apparent.

Interviews for CultureQ, Onesixtyfourth’s study of societal shifts and movements, strongly indicate that Millennials and Baby Boomers in the US...

 
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Transcript of Sheryl Sandberg's TEDWomen Video: Why We Have Too Few Women Leaders

Mareill Kiernan
August 9 2011


Source: www.TED.com posted in December 2010

So for any of us in this room today, let's start out by admitting we're lucky. We don't live in the world our mothers lived in, our grandmothers lived in, where career choices for women were so limited. And...

 
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