Navigate polarizing landscapes and cancel culture traps. Businesses
wanting to stay relevant and do the right thing are asking questions
such as "What is 'woke' and how can a business be it?," and " How can
you avoid a mistake that could get you 'cancelled'?" While social
justice issues dominated the headlines, author and disability advocate
Alison Tedford realized business owners were asking these questions and
often didn't know how to sell with sensitivity, share their stances on
social justice issues, or even what their audiences wanted or expected
from them. Did they need to take a stand, and if they did, what if they
said the wrong thing? Was recovery possible? This experience saw Tedford
develop a program that is, in a nutshell, social justice education for
owners of businesses big and small. Stay Woke, Not Broke explains how to
create diversity statements, develop content plans for ongoing social
justice topics, and moderate your communities to let important
conversations take place. With more than a decade in cross-cultural
communication, her experience navigating sensitive topics lends itself
to this book.