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Two Senior Black Executives Leave Amazon Amid Leadership Shakeup | The Michigan Chronicle

Black executives atAmazonare few and far between, and now two of them have decided topart ways with the company. According toCNBC, Amazon is losing Black executivesAlicia Boler-Davis, who was the head of warehouses and a member of the company's leadership team, andDavid Bozeman, head of transportation. Their departure follows Amazon recently announcing that the CEO … Continued

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