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Advancing Diversity in Advertising Starts in the Classroom

Black marketing professors can foster a legacy of change

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Students who learn about racial representation will begin their marketing careers with an appreciation for diversity and inclusion. Getty Images

By Monique Bell

February 10, 2020

Close your eyes and imagine a college professor. Who comes to mind?

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Monique Bell
Dr. Monique Bell is an associate professor of marketing at California State University, Fresno. She teaches and studies marketing communications and is a member of our Adweek Academic Council.
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