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Addressing Unconscious Bias in Accounting

  • August 4, 2020

In light of the ongoing Black Lives Matter movement shedding light on systemic inequality, ICAEW Insights explores the efforts of the accountancy profession to address bias, foster inclusivity, and promote diversity.

The widely publicized tragedy of George Floyd’s death in Minneapolis had a global impact, leading to significant transformations in various aspects of society. In the UK, the toppling of the statue of the 17th Century slave trader Edward Colston and protests against statues commemorating other figures associated with the slave trade and imperialism, like Sir Cecil Rhodes, ignited nationwide discussions.

In a matter of weeks, Labour leader Kier Starmer stirred controversy with his comments on the Black Lives Matter movement and the call to ‘Defund the Police’ during an interview on BBC Breakfast

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