One Year Later: The International Rescue Committee “exonerates” itself from White Supremacy Culture.
<p>In 2020, Serwah Asante, a former employee of the International Rescue Committee, a global refugee resettlement organization, experienced repeated marginalization, intimidation, and bullying by top IRC officials (David Miliband, President and CEO; Ricardo Castro, former General Counsel; Madlin Sadler, Chief Operating Officer; Brian Johnson, Chief Human Resources Officer) during her work to enhance racial equity initiatives in the organization. Asante experienced a range of white supremacist characteristics as a former Grants Manager including power hoarding by white leadership, paternalistic demands by white colleagues, micro and macro aggressions in public meetings, gas lighting, and white defensiveness when <a href="https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/BIPOC" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">BIPOC</a> staff raised concerns about internal policies and practices. After 15 months of ongoing harassment and misconduct,</p>
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