In institutions, especially corporate environments, there is a palpable push toward showcasing diversity. This often gets translated into quantifiable metrics — a certain percentage of diversity hires and a fixed number of diversity training hours. From the White perspective, achieving these metrics can often seem like the end goal, representing a successful commitment to the principles of diversity and inclusion. This 'checklist approach' is problematic because it reduces a complex and nuanced issue to mere numbers.

Uncover the stark contrasts in perceptions between Whites and Blacks on diversity program successes. Insightful analysis on deep-rooted issues