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Diversity, Equity & Inclusion 

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Where everyone has a voice

At Chevrolet, we believe our differences shape and strengthen us. Diversity, equity and inclusion play a critical role in how we operate, and we’ve teamed up with a list of organizations that share our goal of creating a culture in which everyone feels heard and represented. But our efforts extend beyond what you’ll find on this page. Through donations, content creation and additional initiatives, we strive to support diversity, equity and inclusion in everything we do.
A Group of GM Team Members Celebrating the Negro Leagues at Rickwood

Celebrating the Negro Leagues and Rickwood Field

Rickwood Field in Birmingham, Alabama, is the oldest professional ballpark in the United States. The former home of the Birmingham Black Barons of the Negro Leagues, some of the greatest players in history made it a field of dreams that broke down barriers, changed lives and inspired generations to come.
 

Together with Major League Baseball, Chevy is proud to be part of the Rickwood Field Tribute to the Negro Leagues. We’re just as proud of our team members with special connections to the Negro Leagues who participated in this 100th anniversary celebration.
Rickwood Game GM TM Alvin S. Strane

Alvin S. Strane

Following his career playing for the San Francisco Giants’ minor league team, Al’s 32-year tenure with the company included being named the first African American sales and marketing executive at Pontiac. He is the author of “The Jersey,” a novel about the Negro Leagues.

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Corvette Z06
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Rickwood Game GM TM Ron Teasley Jr.

Ron Teasley, Jr.

Ron’s father played in the Negro National League in 1948 for the New York Cubans. Ron enjoyed an illustrious 44-year career before retiring as a regional medium duty truck sales manager. His son Ashton is a Chevrolet district sales manager in the Southwest Region.

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Rickwood Game GM TM Dom Lester

Dom Lester

Dom has been with the company for 25 years, including his current role as chief engineer. He sees the Negro Leagues as a story of the human will overcoming adversity. “It’s more than baseball,” he says. “It’s history. Today we climb on the shoulders of these giants.”

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Rickwood Game GM TM Ashley McJunkin

Ashley McJunkin

Ashley learned about the significance of the Negro Leagues as a student at Texas Southern, a historically Black university. She went on to a fellowship in Chevrolet’s “Discover the Unexpected” program and now works at Chevrolet as a marketing and advertising analyst.

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Rickwood Game GM TM Menra Mapfuno

Menra Mapfumo

A graduate of Clark Atlanta University where he was a co-captain of the baseball team, Menra played at Rickwood Field in 2023. He’s a “Discover the Unexpected” alumnus and member of the National Association of Black Journalists. Menra is interning this summer at MLB Network.

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Rickwood Game GM TM David H. Milledge, II

David H. Milledge, II

Born and raised in Montgomery, Alabama, David played baseball through his teenage years. He’s currently assistant manager of Multicultural Marketing for Chevrolet and manages the “Discover the Unexpected” fellowship.

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Rickwood Game GM TM Alvin S. Strane

Alvin S. Strane

Following his career playing for the San Francisco Giants’ minor league team, Al’s 32-year tenure with the company included being named the first African American sales and marketing executive at Pontiac. He is the author of “The Jersey,” a novel about the Negro Leagues.

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Corvette Z06
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Discover the unexpected 

Chevrolet and the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) partnered in 2016 to create Chevrolet Discover the Unexpected, a program that provides students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) internships in Journalism and Marketing. This partnership jumpstarts the students’ professional careers by immersing them in the Chevrolet brand and our EV future — giving them an opportunity to be change agents within their local communities.
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Vehicle Accessibility

Whether it’s drivers with visible or non-apparent disabilities, the elderly or their caregivers, Chevy is committed to making our vehicles more accessible for everyone. We believe all our drivers deserve their independence, and that’s why we’re working hard to develop smart, purposeful solutions that will meet every customer’s individual needs.
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