Navigating Cultural Nuance and Power Dynamics

Intersectionality reveals the complex power dynamics at play in the use of Indigenous terminology. DEI efforts must consider who has the authority to define and use certain terms, respecting Indigenous sovereignty while also acknowledging intersecting social structures that impact language use.

Intersectionality reveals the complex power dynamics at play in the use of Indigenous terminology. DEI efforts must consider who has the authority to define and use certain terms, respecting Indigenous sovereignty while also acknowledging intersecting social structures that impact language use.

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