Lack of Equivalent Terms

Many DEI concepts originate from Western social and historical contexts, meaning there may be no direct equivalents for certain terms in other languages. This absence complicates translation efforts, requiring creative explanations or adaptations to convey the intended meaning without losing the core message.

Many DEI concepts originate from Western social and historical contexts, meaning there may be no direct equivalents for certain terms in other languages. This absence complicates translation efforts, requiring creative explanations or adaptations to convey the intended meaning without losing the core message.

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International DEI Terminology and Equivalents

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