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+[## Intel and NCCU: Changing the Narrative Through Tech, Law and Policy
+## Policy@Intel
+The murder of George Floyd changed the world. This tragedy, coupled with grave inequities that came to light with the global pandemic, forced us all to accept that racism and injustices are alive and well. It demanded each of us to ask, "What can we do to fix and change the long and painful narrative?"
+Read Rhonda Foxx's blog](https://blogs.intel.com/policy/2021/05/26/intel-and-nccu-change-the-narrative/)[## Policy@Intel
 Policy@Intel is a place to exchange ideas and perspectives promoting a thriving innovation economy through public policy.
+Read the blogs](https://community.intel.com/t5/Blogs/Intel/Policy-Intel/bg-p/blog-policy)[## Putting Our Chips on the Table
+One of the most profound lessons of the COVID-19 pandemic is to not take access to technology for granted. Education, business, medicine, transportation, defense and infrastructure all increasingly rely on cloud computing, wireless networks, broadband, AI and other digital technologies.
+Read Pat Gelsinger's opinion article](https://thehill.com/opinion/technology/547635-betting-our-chips-on-america)
 Ideas and perspectives promoting a thriving innovation economy from Intel's public policy team.
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