Should I Say African American, Black, or People of Color (POC)?
Inclusive Language & Communication • 1m 38s
Review a variety of terms that are used to describe people’s race and or ethnicity. Confirm which terms are accurate, appropriate, and respectful of others. Raise your awareness to avoid using terms that are inaccurate and/or offensive.
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