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EXPOSED: Vanguard DEI Leadership program leaked by OMG Whistleblower. Document references leadership enablement program that is geared toward people of color. Vanguard has publicly distributed and published DEI documentation where they have listed crew resource groups that, much like Best Buy, represents every demographic except for white applicants at...

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