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They consistently take stands on issues like race. E.g. their "commitment to" > Alleviating food insecurity in black communities > Championing black farmers +
by culi 2y ago
They consistently take stands on issues like race. E.g. their "commitment to"
> Alleviating food insecurity in black communities
> Championing black farmers + partners
> Creating a more diverse, equitable + inclusive team
> Supporting our team’s ability to vote
I think it's fair to say a generalized approach of being on the "right side of history" is core to their marketing
https://www.sweetgreen.com/diversity-equity-inclusion https://www.sweetgreen.com/diversity-equity-inclusion
- paulcole 2y agoWhere are you quoting that from? I don't see it on the mission page I linked.
- culi 2y agosorry, meant to link https://www.sweetgreen.com/diversity-equity-inclusion https://www.sweetgreen.com/diversity-equity-inclusion
- paulcole 2y agoAh yeah, I get you now. From that same page: > To achieve our mission, we are committed to embracing diverse voices and providing equal opportunities because a business can only be as healthy as the community it serves. It would be great (but unlikely and possibly illegal) to see a company put a list of the voices they don't want to represent on a page like this so we can see if the omission of some initiatives/voices/whatever is intentional or accidental.