Integrating Complexity Without Overwhelming

Intersectionality teaches that identity is complex and fluid, which can make DEI language more nuanced. However, it also encourages simplifying language enough to remain accessible, balancing the recognition of complexity with clear communication.

Intersectionality teaches that identity is complex and fluid, which can make DEI language more nuanced. However, it also encourages simplifying language enough to remain accessible, balancing the recognition of complexity with clear communication.

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