Use Inclusive and Representative Language

Language matters. Ensure all messaging uses inclusive terms that avoid stereotypes and reflect the diverse identities of your audience. Avoid jargon that may alienate newcomers and focus instead on clear, respectful, and empowering communication.

Language matters. Ensure all messaging uses inclusive terms that avoid stereotypes and reflect the diverse identities of your audience. Avoid jargon that may alienate newcomers and focus instead on clear, respectful, and empowering communication.

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