The $30 million weight of silence

TV industry veteran Scarlette Douglas has spoken out about the challenges of being a black woman in the industry,citing unconscious bias as a major hurdle.. According to Douglas, the negative connotations of speaking out about race make it difficult for black women to express themselves without being judged.

As a presenter and property guru, Douglas has seen firsthand the impact of unconscious bias on her career and the careers of her colleagues. She believes that the industry needs to do more to address these issues and create a more inclusive environment.

Scarlette Douglas: a voice for change

Scarlette Douglas is working with Smart Energy GB to encourage Brits to tackle their domestic to-do list and book appointments for switching out older smart meter hardware for new kit. But her work goes beyond just energy efficiency – she's also using her platform to raise awareness about race and make a positive change.

As Douglas says, 'Being a black woman in TV is like never winning.' But she's not giving up. Instead,she's using her voice to speak out against unconscious bias and advocate for greater diversity and inclusion in the industry.

Breaking down the mental load

Douglas believes that one way to manage the mental load of being a black woman in TV is to focus on small tasks. by breaking down larger tasks into smaller, more manageable chunks,Douglas says that people can make themselves feel lighter and more in control.

But it's not just about individual action – Douglas is also advocating for systemic change.. She believes that the industry needs to do more to address unconscious bias and create a more inclusive environment.

What's next for Scarlette Douglas?

As Douglas continues to speak out against unconscious bias and advocate for greater diversity and inclusion in the industry, she's also working on new projects to help people manage their mental load and make a positive change. with her platform and influence,Douglas is a powerful voice for change – and we can't wait to see what she does next.