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Further fueling suspicion is the fact that, after her shift to a different role — announced as "effective immediately" — she would remain engaged with a $1 million grant for a nonprofit called Women in Games International, which focuses on diversity and equality within the industry. Critics argue that this arrangement, involving the grant and her prolonged stay until the end of the year without a clear plan, smells of damage control and photo-op maskings.