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Last month marked the two-year anniversary of George Floyd’s murder, which sent ripples throughout society, culture and business. In the ad industry, Floyd’s death and the ensuing Black Lives Matter protests prompted a wave of soul-searching and pledges to address a long-standing lack of diversity.
But more than two years later, as creative professionals prepare for the first in-person Cannes Lions festival since Floyd’s murder by police on May 25, 2020, the industry’s slow progress might be best encapsulated by these words from Chloe Davies, a Black woman who leads social impact at U.K.
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