Promote Transparency and Accountability

Encouraging open discussions about biases present in language fosters an environment of accountability. When participants feel safe to call out biased language and engage in constructive dialogue, it leads to more mindful and equitable communication practices.

Encouraging open discussions about biases present in language fosters an environment of accountability. When participants feel safe to call out biased language and engage in constructive dialogue, it leads to more mindful and equitable communication practices.

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