Practicing Inclusive Language
Inclusion in Action
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2m 16s
In this scenario-based video, you will be exposed to inclusive language faux pas and ways to correct them. Learn when certain descriptors are necessary versus inappropriate, how to avoid evoking tragedy when it's not present, and why "normal" is a poor choice of words. Speaking up can be scary, but this video will show you how.
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