![]() ![]() Learn how to transform language into equitable outcomes:ĭownload the Race Equity and Inclusion Action Guide A common language creates a narrative that makes it easier to communicate the commitment to racial equity, both internally and externally, and it creates a platform for coordinated work toward equitable outcomes. To illuminate racism, we need to “name it, frame it and explain it.”Įstablishing a shared language to present data, describe conditions and outcomes and identify root causes of inequities serves an important function. One of the challenges of communicating effectively about race is to move people from the narrow and individualized definition of racism to a more comprehensive and systemic awareness. ![]() The defense responded that Holmes, who hoped to be acquitted, was planning to go to a wedding.Often, race-focused conversations derail because people are using the same terms in different ways. While being prosecuted, he said, she continued to live in a Silicon Valley mansion, which costs $13,000 (€12,100) a month just to upkeep she conceived two children and "continues to show no remorse." In a somewhat belated revelation, he accused her of buying a one-way ticket to Mexico in an attempt to flee the country on January 26, 2022, after the jury's decision. On January 21, the prosecutor deemed her request to be out of line. She has appealed and asked to remain free while the case is examined. The former biotech prodigy and financial magazine cover staple is now 39 years old. The ex-chief operating officer of Theranos is scheduled to turn himself in on March 15, six weeks before her. In a separate trial, he handed down a heavier sentence (20 months) to Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani, Holmes' former partner in life and work. In his great "generosity," as the prosecutor put it, the judge gave her until April 27, 2023, to report to a minimum-security facility for white-collar offenders in Bryan, Texas. ![]() Holmes was pregnant again 11 months later when Judge Edward Davila announced her sentence. The jury held her responsible for defrauding investors of hundreds of millions of dollars – not for deceiving patients about the results of their blood tests. And on January 3, 2022, she was found guilty on four of the 11 counts. On July 10, less than two months after the birth of her child, the trial opened anyway, in San Jose, California. Is the former "female Steve Jobs," as the press dubbed her, getting preferential treatment due to her gender? A first pregnancy, announced in March 2021 – to the irritation of the prosecutor – led to the postponement of her trial, scheduled for July of that year and already delayed because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Convicted of fraud and sentenced to 11 years and three months in prison in November 2022, she has yet to spend a day behind bars, nearly eight years after the start of a fall that, as much as her rise, has made her an iconic Silicon Valley figure. Until now, the founder of Theranos, the startup that claimed to revolutionize blood testing, has managed to escape incarceration. Poor Elizabeth Holmes: The soon-to-be mother of two is facing prison time. Published on February 7, 2023, at 9:52 pm (Paris) Time to 2 min. The founder of Theranos, sentenced to 11 years in prison for fraud and pregnant twice since the beginning of the case, has not spent a single day in prison, writes Corine Lesnes. San Francisco (United States) correspondent 'Is fallen Silicon Valley star Elizabeth Holmes getting preferential treatment due to her gender?' Column ![]()
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