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A festive graphic promoting the Chicago Artisan Market. The top text reads: "Saturday & Sunday, November 30 & December 1, 11 AM - 5 PM, 4325 N Ravenswood Ave." The center features the Chicago Artisan Market logo surrounded by a holiday wreath with red berries. A red circular badge reads: "Shop from 200+ local artists and small businesses!" At the bottom, bold text says: "Free Tickets - Use code MOODY for a free ticket!" The design uses a red and green holiday color palette with leaf patterns in the background.
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Moody Teas at the Chicago Artisan Market + How to Get Your Free Ticket!

Join Moody Teas at the Chicago Artisan Market in Ravenswood this November 30 and December 1 for a weekend of shopping, sipping, and supporting local artisans! We’re thrilled to bring our handcrafted, mood-enhancing tea blends to this incredible event featuring over 200 talented makers. From seasonal favorites like Holly Berry to wellness-focused blends like Ammunitea, we’ve got something for every tea lover. Plus, don’t miss our exclusive gift sets with fresh-keeping tins and tea accessories—perfect for holiday gifting! Use code "Moody" at checkout to claim your FREE ticket, and come find us at Artifact Events for an unforgettable tea-filled experience.
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An image showing a Black man in business attire looking down with a somber expression, while three other people with logos of Harley-Davidson, Ford, and John Deere over their faces appear to ignore or reject him. The overlay text reads, "COMPANIES MOVING AWAY FROM DEI ARE RACIST," highlighting the blog post's argument that companies reducing DEI initiatives are choosing to uphold exclusionary practices, sending a negative message to marginalized groups.
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John’s Big Black Takes: Companies Moving Away from DEI Are Racist

It was only a few years ago that corporate America made a fervent commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI). CEOs issued lofty promises of racial justice, putting out statements on Black Lives Matter and committing to significant financial contributions for equity initiatives. But those headlines have since faded. The energy once driving DEI forward has quietly dissipated, replaced by news of budget cuts, layoffs, and economic pressures that all seem to bear one consistent target: DEI programs.
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