a workplace that didn’t match R29's outward-facing message of empowerment and inclusivity, a. While R29 published pages and pages encouraging women to make themselves more visible in the workplace, ask for more money, and have conversations around race, its employees were reportedly encouraged to refrain from such actions. “Walking around that office when I worked there, it was very white, very straight,” a former producer told CNN.
Bowen also claimed that Barberich once ran her fingers through her hair, an act made even more offensive by the fact that, according to another former editor, “Barberich loved Solange Knowles.”
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