Mediating Power Dynamics and Privilege

Cultural context shapes how power, privilege, and systemic inequalities are understood and discussed within DEI frameworks. Terminology must be sensitive to how historical and contemporary power dynamics operate differently around the world to effectively address inequities in culturally appropriate ways.

Cultural context shapes how power, privilege, and systemic inequalities are understood and discussed within DEI frameworks. Terminology must be sensitive to how historical and contemporary power dynamics operate differently around the world to effectively address inequities in culturally appropriate ways.

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