Using Inclusive Language and Framing

Allies can employ inclusive language that affirms diverse identities and avoids stereotypes or assumptions. When addressing microaggressions, framing comments in a constructive and non-accusatory manner encourages open conversation. For example, saying “I noticed that…” or “It seems like…” rather than direct blame can reduce defensiveness.

Allies can employ inclusive language that affirms diverse identities and avoids stereotypes or assumptions. When addressing microaggressions, framing comments in a constructive and non-accusatory manner encourages open conversation. For example, saying “I noticed that…” or “It seems like…” rather than direct blame can reduce defensiveness.

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