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Getting Inclusive AF with Katee & Jackye - Episode 153

Getting Inclusive AF with Katee & Jackye - Episode 153

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 🔥 Welcome to Episode 153 of The Inclusive AF Podcast! 🔥 This week, hosts Katee Van Horn and Jackye Clayton dive deep into the truths about undocumented workers in the U.S.—and the myths, misinformation, and politicized narratives surrounding them. Did you know undocumented immigrants contribute nearly $97 BILLION in taxes and have $299 BILLION in spending power? We break down the real numbers, the industries that rely on immigrant labor, and the ripple effect on our economy if these workers are removed. We’re also calling out the corporate backtracking on DEI, the chilling impact of government orders, and why “inclusion as f*ck” matters now more than ever. With candid conversation, passionate advocacy, and hard-hitting facts, this episode will give you the receipts you need to spot performative patriotism and defend true inclusion—at work and in your community. 👀 WATCH if you want: • Straight talk about the economic power of undocumented workers • The facts debunking “they don’t pay taxes!” • Real talk on DEI rollbacks, federal chaos, and how it impacts YOU • Tips on what leaders, HR pros, and allies can do to really make a difference • Fierce commentary, truth bombs, and a little bit of fun, too ✨ If you care about equity, economics, and treating people like people, THIS is the episode you need to watch. 👉 Like, Comment, and Subscribe for more Inclusive AF content! #InclusiveAF #DEI #UndocumentedWorkers #ImmigrationFacts #EconomicImpact #WorkplaceInclusion #DiversityAndInclusion #RealTalk #HRCommunity #SocialJustice #PodcastCommunity

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