Why the race report was a PR disaster

The controversial race report not only broke several golden rules in PR, but its rollout burnt bridges with journalists and a poorly-written summary undermined the report's findings while gaslighting ethnic minority communities.

by Farzana Baduel
Farzana Baduel.
Farzana Baduel.

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