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Dear Business Leaders: Your Values Shouldn't Stop At Your Bank's Front Door

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By Monique Johnson
| Forbes
Monique Johnson is Beneficial State Bank's Senior Vice President, Director of Client & Community Partnerships. ​Companies like Patagonia, Tillamook and Seventh Generation have built their identities around doing business differently, and they've changed how entire industries think about purpose, accountability and impact. A growing ecosystem of B Corps and social enterprises has followed their lead in committing to ethical business practices.
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THE ONLY ARGUMENT THAT SHOULD MATTER

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By Monique Johnson
| Temptress Magazine
On sex work decriminalization, carceral feminism, and who gets to decide. By Monique Johnson Watch what happens when you introduce the word decriminalization at a dinner party. You say the word, and you watch the table rearrange itself. Someone suddenly becomes deeply interested in their wine. Someone else puts on their Thinking About Feminism face—the one that mimics concern but functions like a closing door.
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Bilateral Evaluation of Certified Reference Materials for Macro and Trace Elements in Food as Control Materials for spICP-MS

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By Filip Gregar, Zuzana Gajdosechova, Monique Johnson
| nist.gov
Filip Gregar, Zuzana Gajdosechova, , , Katrin Loeschner This article examines the suitability of existing certified reference materials (CRMs) for macro and trace elements in food as effective control materials for single particle inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (spICP-MS). The presence of nanoparticles (NPs) in these CRMs was evaluated in parallel at two independent laboratories with a focus on matrices such as wheat flour, mussels, and multielement/multivitamin tablets.
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