Listen to Feedback from Communities

After releasing imagery, brands should be open to and actively seek feedback from the cultures represented, ready to make changes if concerns about tokenism or appropriation arise.

After releasing imagery, brands should be open to and actively seek feedback from the cultures represented, ready to make changes if concerns about tokenism or appropriation arise.

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