Balancing Clarity and Inclusiveness

Translators must balance the need for clarity with maintaining inclusive language. Simplifying complex DEI concepts for non-native speakers can sometimes lead to dilution or oversimplification, which risks undermining the intent to be inclusive and respectful of all identities.

Translators must balance the need for clarity with maintaining inclusive language. Simplifying complex DEI concepts for non-native speakers can sometimes lead to dilution or oversimplification, which risks undermining the intent to be inclusive and respectful of all identities.

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