Use Language that Reflects Intersectional Realities

Brands should adopt messaging that is mindful of intersectionality, employing inclusive language free from bias and assumptions. This involves recognizing systemic challenges faced by intersecting identities and conveying empathy, respect, and solidarity within brand voice and storytelling.

Brands should adopt messaging that is mindful of intersectionality, employing inclusive language free from bias and assumptions. This involves recognizing systemic challenges faced by intersecting identities and conveying empathy, respect, and solidarity within brand voice and storytelling.

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