Airbnb bans listings where enslaved people used to live or work
Airbnb's new policy follows criticism over an '1830s slave cabin' listed on the platform.
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Airbnb's new policy follows criticism over an '1830s slave cabin' listed on the platform.
Airbnb's new policy prohibits listings 'on a former plantation where enslaved people lived or worked' following backlash over a '1830s slave cabin' listing.
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February 12, 2021 at 3:41 PM Shares7 Recognizing the importance of diversity and inclusion in the legal profession, Biglaw firms have started to implement strategies to improve how their workforces operate when it comes to moving toward achieving equity. We’ve previously acknowledged Dorsey & Whitney, Hogan Lovells, Reed Smith, and Cooley as firms where approved diversity and inclusion-related work will be billable for attorneys and will count toward bonus thresholds. We’ve just received word that yet another leading law firm has had a successful program like this that’s been quietly ru...