Avoid Tokenism and Overgeneralization

Ensure messaging is nuanced and avoids treating underrepresented talent as a monolith. Recognize intersectionality and avoid tokenistic language that may feel superficial or insincere.

Ensure messaging is nuanced and avoids treating underrepresented talent as a monolith. Recognize intersectionality and avoid tokenistic language that may feel superficial or insincere.

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