Speak Up Calmly and Respectfully

When a biased question arises, allies can intervene by calmly pointing out the bias without attacking the questioner. For example, saying “That question might unintentionally exclude certain groups; can we rephrase it to be more inclusive?” keeps the conversation positive and productive.

When a biased question arises, allies can intervene by calmly pointing out the bias without attacking the questioner. For example, saying “That question might unintentionally exclude certain groups; can we rephrase it to be more inclusive?” keeps the conversation positive and productive.

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