Challenging Western Terminology and Concepts

Intersectionality encourages critique of Western-centric frameworks that often shape DEI efforts. Using Indigenous terminology rooted in Indigenous epistemologies acknowledges intersecting cultural and historical realities, resisting assimilationist language and promoting decolonial approaches.

Intersectionality encourages critique of Western-centric frameworks that often shape DEI efforts. Using Indigenous terminology rooted in Indigenous epistemologies acknowledges intersecting cultural and historical realities, resisting assimilationist language and promoting decolonial approaches.

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