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We’re talking about our experiences navigating corporate America as part of the LGBTQ+ community. Vibe with someone’s story? Click their name for their full blog. Camille Todd Agile Coach, Cybersecurity Remote (Delaware) Pronouns: He/Him | They/Them I navigate corporate structures with intention and compassion. I’m intentional about 2 things– being my most authentic self and […]
Hear from Discover teammates on how they fought for acceptance as their identities evolved over time. Vibe with someone’s perspective? Click on their name to read their full story. Kayla Knoll IRA Specialist Lake Park, UT Pronouns: they/them I’m evolving more daily and learning to love myself! I used to think I was just a […]
Historically Black College and University (HBCU) Alumni at Discover share why they chose a historically Black institution, the impact their education had on their lives, and their advice for anyone considering attending. For more on how Discover supports Black excellence, explore our recent college commitment partnership with Paul Quinn College. Nasiya Acklen Senior Manager Diversity, […]
Wanji Walcott Executive Vice President Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel Riverwoods, IL Pronouns: She/Her Being the only one I didn’t intend to attend an HBCU (Historically Black College and University). My decision was largely driven by my father. I was the only Black person— and I don’t even mean student, I mean Black person— […]
Our Discover teammates opened up about growing up and masking their true selves. Find out how they’ve learned to create space for themselves. Vibe with someone’s story? Click their name for more. Brandon Frost Sr. Business Analyst Remote (Portland, Oregon) Pronouns: He/Him/His When I was younger and closeted, I spent so much time and energy […]
Discover teammates share their perspectives on the nuances of allyship from within the LGBTQ+ community. Vibe with someone’s perspective? Click on their name to read their full story. Stephanie Garcia Loan Review Specialist Lake Park, UT Pronouns: She/Her Apart from my friend, I kept my sexual identity to myself at first. I felt worried that […]
Hear life-changing advice from people who’ve fought for their joy, for acceptance and for themselves. Vibing with what they’re sharing? Click on their name to read their full story. Anahita Chaudhary Lead Modeler Riverwoods, IL Pronouns: She/her/hers When I was in grade 4, in the year 2002, Mumbai became the most populous city in India […]
Nathan Andon Account Executive Riverwoods, IL Pronouns: He/Him/His The pre-internet Midwest landscape The first time I came out to myself I was a teenager living in a small, Midwestern town. I knew my identity in my mind, but growing up in the Midwest (and being pre-internet) was very isolating. I literally felt like I was […]
Camille Todd Agile Coach, Cybersecurity Remote (Delaware) Pronouns: He/Him | They/Them Fluidity and self-love My identity has definitely evolved over the years and it’s been a wild ride. When I was born I was AFAB (Assigned Female at Birth) and in my early adolescent years (11 or 12) I came out to my friends and […]
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