Racial equality

We stand together with a purpose

We support the communities in which we live and work. Racism and discrimination have no home in our hearts or in our company. We will advocate and fight for those whose voices need to be heard and against ideals that violate our values.

Latest announcements

We're not stopping here. We've got more work to do and we're committed to keeping you informed on how we'll continue to support our communities and push for change. Check back here for the latest updates.

Cox partners in the Ad Council’s new racial equality campaign

To support the ongoing fight for racial justice for the Black community, we announced today that we will partner in the Ad Council’s new racial equality campaign, Love Has No Labels, by donating ad space worth an expected $1M…Continue Reading

Watch the Ad Council's Love Has No Labels video

Cox commits $1M to support civil and human rights

We have established a $1 million fund to help organizations that support social justice and civil and human rights…Continue Reading

A message from Cox Enterprises President and CEO

The traumatic events of recent weeks — the senseless killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery, and protests rocking major cities across the nation — have challenged us all, often in unexpected ways. On June 12, the ongoing pain and outrage became even more tense in Atlanta, the city where our company is headquartered and where Cox has a long and proud history…Continue Reading

Our employee resource groups

We are committed to creating pathways for our employees, one way in which we do that is with our Employee Resource Groups. Our ERGs are designed to conduct community outreach projects, drive business results, enhance the Cox culture and foster professional development.

Cox Executive Panel Event

African-American executives shared their Cox stories, along with tips on creating successful career paths.

Cox Welcomes Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms

Our Black/African-American Employee Resource Group hosted a chat with Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms. The discussion covered diversity and inclusion as well as her connection to Cox.

Greek Step Show Showcase

Employees, and neighboring HBCU’s joined together for a Divine Nine collegiate step show.

Fireside Chat with Pat Esser and Michael Powell

In celebration of Black History Month, we hosted an impactful fireside chat with Cox Communications former President and CEO, Pat Esser, and NCTA President, Michael Powell, to discuss how using our voices can affect change in our communities and on Capitol Hill.

Continuing the conversation

We need to keep learning, evolving and standing together. Visit Converge, a great place to start with resources and advice designed to help you along this journey.

Talking with kids about racism and racial violence

It starts with checking in on yourself, and then listening deeply.