Addressing Intersectional Barriers to Inclusion

Intersectionality helps identify how systemic barriers—such as racism, sexism, and ableism—intersect and affect Indigenous individuals. Using precise and respectful Indigenous terminology in DEI frameworks can help dismantle these barriers by promoting language that validates intersecting identities.

Intersectionality helps identify how systemic barriers—such as racism, sexism, and ableism—intersect and affect Indigenous individuals. Using precise and respectful Indigenous terminology in DEI frameworks can help dismantle these barriers by promoting language that validates intersecting identities.

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