Georgia businesses promised sweeping steps on race. How’d that go?

Last summer, when the killings of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and George Floyd sent everyday Americans streaming into the streets to protest racism, some of Georgia’s biggest companies decided to speak up.

They promised to fight discrimination by looking within their own walls, where half of the state’s 40 or so most prominent businesses had no Black directors on their boards in 2019.

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