Offer Private Feedback When Appropriate

If the situation calls for it, allies might choose to give private, constructive feedback to the person who asked the biased question. This avoids public embarrassment and fosters learning in a less confrontational way.

If the situation calls for it, allies might choose to give private, constructive feedback to the person who asked the biased question. This avoids public embarrassment and fosters learning in a less confrontational way.

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